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

Text from Pages 1 - 190 of the 1974 volume:

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DEBORAH BATY JOHN ST CYR EIAINE NUXLLETTE Comm1ss1oner of Clubs Commisiioner of Assembhes C S F Pres1dent BRODERICK FEARS KATHYE GREEN BRENDA TANNIEHILL Sports Comm1ss1oner M anual-Lite Editor Pohcy Chaum an S REGINALD HENLEY A.B .S .E President -5? PE I WILLIAMS K . A - jrf ass President , P, What's your style? 525 Q ilkwi A Drill Team on the move! 4 ,y g Manua1's will power. . . Young ladies can play also. i i Smile you're on candid camera. QW-hd! 21 A K Q 'Q ...v ...f--' xxx N r . :- I . WARMI G UP FOR THE 1973-74 - EASON Tlme out for a. plcture. Making plans to win. f Y ., ffmiihuafsmq . Once around the track does it. J xl l I ,iw I Ilya ,,, va H M, f :fi . +f .ms e'2'fSg'1 , mf' 1 'V fvmxp gi VH',?'f 'xf u. M. W Wk' f LEX, wr 5-lat-Jul., A is tx VJ ill ,, - ,Q 4 ? ' ,, Q . it : K 4 1 ' 1 1 , , . i, 5 , I ' F., V J 1.84 ig, X . . iff -,.r ,J t . . , Q 5 2 ' I -' 3, 'J .0 -E. A ' X ' 4 M 1- -. . , , '? 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' I li 4 ': ' f 1 We dedicate .- , . . ,,x U -1 ,,, , ' - . , sf' .- F ' s '5- , . our Senior Section X V ' ,J ' ',' , I . hi .4'f'f1' to the following people I .., . - whose lives meant so very . if ..-ff' f much to our hearts. . . ,W . , ' Q 1, , X ,,,.- , -2? N gas ,1 ,ft lr -- w, Hi- H v- I ,hs- Vkgp.-J D. Q W1. Debbie Robinson July 7, 1955 - November 22, 1972 Kathy jones june 5, 1955 - March 18, 1972 Michael fBuddahj Anthony April 26, 1956 - May 19, 1973 Sharon McCoy june 3, 1955 - September 26, 1973 - if James Powell October 7, Bertranda Butler February 2, 1956 - December 29, 1974 Davy johnson December 3,9 1956 - january 11, 1974 'llerance Ridgeway july 22, 1957 - january 26, 1974 ' - r ' -- Y Y. 4 X R. WHAT WE DARE TO DREAM WE DARE TO DO Remember now, Remember then, Remember when We first began. . .' - We came to accomplish as much as we could, And now to leave with knowledge well understood. . .' Once we dream this day to come, 7 Is '74 really the one? We're the ones with the matured minds, With loads of understanding of all our pastimes. . . Now we're leaving all that we've acknowledged A To those who understand. . . ' We started from the bottomg Our goa1's to reach the top. Shangana Wakimbees never will stop. . . To a school that really meant well, Farewell, Manual Arts! And may the Shangana Wakimbees Always linger in your mind. By LaNita A. Williams gl Fletcher Fair T av X 5 I f L, I .- Abd V, Vreda knows where her love is. IOR LOVE HERE TO TAY FUREVER D A DA Y! sz W I wi :F 'F 'E A 4 - G -PX ' Q H' . N4 .. .ti 0 .A 11. ,FN , .. ig Y? 52? in 2 Q G 5? Pg , .. , S L w . Maurice gets . WL .Lfk J , 'j f' '21 xx ww -. i ihn x V K Q 3 Q 1. xi fx ,yy x Lf 5 , ,,', tx 1 ,e , f-'f Q 'ig 1 h f - - R -A I ixlx A -1 ' A E E, 5515511 YQ - M ,, LA, f A ff :KWK KL ,A Q 1111 the sweet women. A , .AAEE,E ,ig fr. 28- Duvid caught in the act. . A 4' Q Ill ...,.. ,-,,.,. A special person enters each and eve1'yone's life. 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I 4 ff '! 8 as 1,1 ' if-Vx 4 :fi 4 Hi if 6 :ij un., ,, inf S ANGANA SENIOR CLA SS FA VORI TES ...-MF MOST ATTRACTIVE Mark A. Naulls and Donna J. Anderson PRETTIEST EYES Donald Lackey and Daphyne Chatman BEST SMILE U'Pa1 Bolden and Carlton Dorsey I BEST NATURAL DIMPLES Iris Stanley and David Milligan Jeron Chatman and Deborah Ray Y Aw ,535 4' f hh MOST Pl-IOTOGENIC CUTEST Debra Tate and Lance Hardy Brenda A. McFarland and David Pratt 27 TT I ,L . 22' ii? ,J zu . Q' My f W2 an M V,.w w ,,w P, NW-,,,...--2 SEXIEST BEST FIGURE, AND BUILD Gregory Mitchell and Linda Martin Linda George and Richard McNair immx .nf , ' Jig M-- ' - V. 'W--.lg ' . 'iw-Q-.,.,M , CLASS FLIRT AND CASANOVA MOST ATHLETIC Phyllis Williams and Mark A. Naulls Aubrey Walker and Debra Stokes .f-- ' I i 'H FRIENDLIEST Tanya Nash and Lavarro Diamond MOST BASHFUL Freeman Williams and Beverly joseph i gf N' ' Q V. 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MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Elaine Mallett and Lance Hardy OLDEST GRADUATES Edna Burns and james joseph Charles Celestine and Martha Lee I4 We ,ff 9 ,if P' --...4,., 1-ff l , .1 ' WY, MMT' L ,, W F' ,'I'w7k ,:.,,,vw,fW- '75- ' . 'W 49 94, - '31-'HL 4 H 'H 2-. I' BEST COUPLE Amelia Leeth and Donald Lackey 'Lf' . 91 Wu : ,-35 1. Y 1-if T 'f V FW, V. 1. 4 41 ' 'uf,,.,, BEST DRESSED Claudia Dixon and Houston Sm 32 . W 'r A 5, u ' X .,Y ' A g v1b 'a ,flvluvwif ' , L, IJ. ,. hippy 5 lm W 'N if i v, 'wm.,.,.. ' all-' ' W ' WWW! VW 'M'? 1fvf ,- M 'WM'-V M.. lf M V W ' w . Q3 W'-.l ,2 .. f...,,,Mm NL- VN 4. f' A-w..,,, 5 ' MOST POPULAR Rhonda K. Wilson and Terry Benmore raise A x ' L f wwf., 1 f. .ln . f , . ., W lu' , ' pe, - f ,yy , xghhif-7. ,Q Q Jun , v t 42' - 4 A ' . 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'l: w.q'3Q x x '--Qgfiyr , '::0 ' 5 nw-5' P' A 4 W 1 ... , .3 w XM, ., -4 Robert Alcutt Mattie Auls Flora Baliling Sharon Baranoff Robert Bass PatriCia B-1112! ndustrial Education Science Social Studies, English Arti Social Studies Scholastic Counselor 1 5 C L m Barbara Belgard Mary Blair Patricia Bumpas Nan Busch Stan Caldwell English Industrial Education Home Economics Career Orientation Social Studiest if Lavurne Carey Rodney Carmen joe Cervantes julia Christon , Stuart Cowan Sharon Crain Bl1SiHeSS English II1dL1SU'i2-11 EC111C2lT3i0H Physical Education Social Studies Physical Educ ation Q' if , 3 wrt! 5 si ' J' Crittendon Agnes Curtis Doris Davenport Jesse Davis Leona Davis Salome DSSHHYI Dean of Students English journalism English Mathis Physical Education English wr Department Chairman 49 if fr- Z, JV, My I WTA -me -, ., .A A 5 ' 1 ,ss , Ya ' ' ve - ' 1 -.'-F, ' Peter DesRochers Bill Disbrow William Elkins James Ellfeldt Robert Florian Calvin Fong Industrial Education? Industrial Education Social Studies Musicek Science Social Studies fm lv J 'J Q an Frank Garnett Toni Gerber Ellen Gibbs Ruben Goldberg Marshall Goldman Janice Physical Education English English English Science Social hh I ll I I 4 I H Marilyn Goudzwaard Susie Grant Hayward Gray Lionel Harris John Haydel Elke Hennessy Counselor Physical Education Social Studies Physical Education Driver Education Foreign I , , f ' iii-- . iris? 2 W- Maurice I-Ierberg Richard Higa Vivian Hodge Kenneth Hood Roland Houston Cynthia I-ludley Social Studies Healthfk Counselor Industrial Education Counselor Home Economics 50 'Sul 4 75 ,, 2 K V .Q Q tccttc A Spencer Hutchins Eula Ingram William Jackson Grace johnson Jesse johnson Adeline Jones Science Home Economics Driver Education Science Business Education English 'Mfnwi , 3 N x ti 'ian Nas ,i Velma Keller Minnie Kendrick Mollie Kerr Eikichi Kobashigawa Andrew T. Lee Doug Lemon Physical Education English 'lf Art Business Education Industrial Education Art joyce Logan james Mace Gretchen Martin Zannie Mazique Cathie Mclntyre George Melinkovich English Social Studies English Special Education Social Studies Opportunity Room Q . 1: ix . Y i ' 'eik 21 Claude Michea Dwight Miller Sharon Miller Kenneth Moran Aaron Moretzsky Priscilla Morgan Science Math Librarian Industrial Education Counselor PhySiCal Educationilf 51 ,f ea QQ-, Reggie Morris Marlene Murayama james Naum ann Karen Ogomori Jeanine Onda Evelyn Owens Physical Education Business Education Business Educationdf Business Education Foreign Languageflf Business Educatior via! . , Aggg A ' J s .4 A James P302 i . Armondo Poretta I-lense Powell Gayla Rabin William Regan Francis Richardsonl Phvswal Educauon R. o. T. c. Music Art seem studies counseior l '9'-.. X 6 sf fl. Bernadine Robinsor Robert Rossier Edward Russell Bernice Sam Vera Shankman Karen Stalians Special Education Foreign Language Industrial Education Home Eccnomicsfk Coungelgr Science Trudy Sturgeon Leonard Sugar Laverne Syas Vincent Taylor Mary Thompson Donald Threatt Physical Education Math Science Math Foreign Language Physical Educationbk l 52 ' Ov' Joyce Uno Kailash Upadhyay Max Wainwright Raymond Walker Leilla Walton Counselor Math Math Business Education English STAFF Ne A 16' Luther Whitsett William Wu Lydia Tucker Selma Crane Shyrea Ashley English Math Nurse Financial Manager Asst. Principal's Clerk Eulice Dillard Frederene Kendrick Viola Minters julia Lee Eunice McKay Attendance Clerk Clerk Typist Principal's Secretary Attendance Clerk Coungelm-'S Clerk Beryl White Industrial Education Helen Bobo Dean of Students'Clerk O Brenda Miles Asst. Financial Manager g, Ruth Miller Peggy Pope Verena Stewart Clara WatkinS William Atkinson Asst. Nurse Counselor's Clerk Clerk Typist Asst- Principal's Clerk SUPCI' Aide Gent F Sumter Blackwell Educational Aide 53 Ron Chapel Glen Johnson Noon Aide Security Agent V Bemeice Chambles Trudy Cooper C afeteria Worker C afeteria Manager ,,r Lucille Thompson Delores York Cafeteria Worker Cafeteria Worker ,nf Albert Reddick Thelna Swain Jesse Tipton Security Agent Noon Aid Security Agent Lucy Davidson Mary Fontenette Evelyn Hill Cafeteria Worker Cafeteria Worker Cafeteria Worker William Minor Alfred Adams Louise 3215211 Head Custodian Custodian Cl1S1I0dian Minnie Cates C afeteria Staff Neice Redick Cafeteria Worker Dannie James Custodian ViVie11lfe James Eddie Newton Gregory Paller Leon Ramsey Milton Thomas Robert Thomas Custodian C11Sf0d19-I1 Custodian Custodian Custodian Custodian 54 l ,wan vvgvb A Q , .' . Lg Q -. A r 'Ea' X ff - . 55 3 gk., H1 im x 'Q -. R, 'GN Y ACTION '74 2 . s Q 5 . me- M 'hx' .... in-.Q Q, - Q Q HaPPY Y Face b' 5,6 1 Q .p Ji' up f N U I xv. '- N --.-.. '.J. I Caught You 'K mqkn , I. U In -------QX I i my , i ww- 4, X 4 suv' l. 7243254755 --1 CLASS UF '75 Powder Blue an Gray 1 Perde Williams' , Yolanda McCoy President 1 , Vice President WAZ URI WE YNE FAHARI ' ' J . W' Lf? 'x -lk U giichelle C n B t gym Washington reasurer , , eeretary ,rf . With Pride CLASS M OTTO: We have the leaders to lead, The spirit to strive, 1 The will to win! F f new , A31-on Mgretzsky Ethel Nettles Turner Sponsor Sp0nS0r S8 Adams, Adams, Adams, Adams, George Linda Miriam Nathaniel Ables, Patrice Aja, Agnes Allen, Cecil Allen, Robert Allen, Ronald Allen, Sandra Anaya, Enrique Anderson, Dwayne Anderson, Harriet Anderson, LaTanya Andrews, Jacqueline Armstrong, Dwight Armstong, john Arnold, Eric Arnold, Nicholas Anthony, Sylvester Bairfeild, Vicki Baker, Pamela Banks, Leon Banks, xSolone Barnes, Raymond Barnett, Luella Bates, jerod Bates, Sharron Baxter, Kenneth Baylark, Marva Beard, Beverly Beason, Tyrone Beauford, james Bernard, Sybill Benchley, Larry Bennett, Olivett Benson, Rodney Barry, Franklin Barry, Renee Betts, Linda Bible, Brandlon Big Soldier, Phyllis Black, Cynthia Black, Patrica Blades, julia BoBo, Angela Bonty, Terrie Boston, Derrick Bowers, Williams Bowie, Cedric Bozeman, Patricia Breaux, Rene Breaux, Rennie Broach, Phylls Boadwater, Tony Davenport, Alford Broomfield, Ruthie Brown, Brown Brown Brown, Brown, Brown, C arolyn Darrell David Brown, Brown, Brown. 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A. I' . , -mfg, K' 3 rl 9' , hw? ' 5 5 , F K filfff , D .s ,E mar SV, ,.. . N s 1 6 5... in ff. w.. . . .4.,f1.' , .N 1. ,I .x-,WL ' f,. . , W, .'v'f..,'.f , 4 . .L . xr. - .r .. ws. .al f a A V. b mm z . JOURNALISM CLUB Kneeling: K. Green, Pres. Row 1: L. George, A. Armstrong, M. Moffett, P. Mc Elrath, C. Williams. Row 2: A. Buckner M. ones A Si ers C Gille isie B. Evans Mrs J - 3 - 1 ' - Curtis, Sponsor. Row B: V. Brooks, B. Grady, johnson: P. Kidd, E. Mc Clellan, T. Bonty, P. Williams, S. Edwards. .UR ,1 ,mr fx? iilf . fi .,,. ,,..,,.w's ' MANUAL-LITE STAFF Kneeling: K. Green, Pres. Row 1: M. Moffett, C. Williams, E. Hatfield, P. McElrath, A. Armstrong, Mrs. Curtis. ROW 2:B. Grady, M. jones, B. Evans, E. Givens, N. Staples, T. Bonty, C. Gillepsie. Row 3: V. Brooks, C. johnson, A. Sigers, P. Kidd, E. McClellan. 5 ' ,'4 s iffy, gm Q NURSING CLUB: Bottom Row: I. Tarver, B. Goff, S. Smith, C. Jackson, R. Styler, D. Alexander, S. Brown, C. Rocid. Row 2: C.C. Hudley, C. Williams, B. Williams, B. Moore, S. Barnes, M. Hightower, L. Mason, E. Brown, B. Jackson, P. Kelly, B. Hardy, P. Walton, P. Pink, S. Gee, R. Howard. Row 3: L. Swan, E. Burns, G. Castel, V. Clark, S. Smith, M. Lee, F. Ramon, V. Wormley, S. Isaiah, G. Corley, J. Rawles, R. Reenes, B. Joseph, T. Patton, N. Williams, G. See. Row 4: R. Whitaker, S. Daniels, V. Bairfield, P. Weeden, D. Carson, C. St. Cyr. Row 5: G. jenkins, L. Andrews, D. Lipscomb, M. Franklin, G. Neal, J. Williams, D. McNeal, L. Murphy, V. Lee, M. Numley, B. Frances, Dana, M. Alexander, V. Carter, S. Greager, D. Rivers, P. Swanson. W CLASS .ff , -'fy K-N ottom Row: I. Tarver, B. Goff, L. Mason, R. Styles, B. Williams, C. Rocio, B. Howard. Row 2: C.C. Hudley, C. Williams, B. ams. M. Hightower, L. Swan, E. Browne, B. jackson, D. Alexander, P. Kelly, B. Hardy, R Pink. Row 3: E. Burns, G. Casteel, V. Wormley, G. Corley, R. Reeves, B. Joseph, T. Patton, N. Williams, P. Walton, P. Swanson. Row 4: R. Whitaker, S. Daniels, V. Bairfield, V. Clark, F. Ramon, V. Lee, J. Rawls, P. Weeden, D. Denard. Row 5: G. jenkins, L. Andrews, D. Lipscomb, M. Franklin, G. Neal, D. McNeal, L. Murphy, M. Numley, B. Frances, Dana, M. Alexander, S. Brown, V. Carter, S. 85 Greagor, D. Rivers. V5 xv! wld LETTERMEN' S SOCIETY SXSW: K 86 ASSEMBLY OF REPRESENTATIVES it g-s Xp,- E.S.L. Row 1: Mr. Black, L. Orozco, I. Enriquez, M. Galeana, M. Victoria, A. Santillan, B. Orozco, 1. Arteaga, R. Guzman, V. Guzman, Mr. Rossier. Row 2: A. Aja, B. Ceballos, M. Bonaparte, R. Enriquez, M. Rodriguez, L. Loza, N. Gutierriz, 1. Barajas, E. Villalta. Row 3: A. Aguilar, M. Kelly, G. Santana, M. Aguilar, E. Anaya, F. Diaz, R. Montion, L. Anzoategui, W. Santana, C. Allen, M. Valle. J , w 6 X f Pr? X ,, I, V, I, .WA ,,,-. 4 ' A 1 ,lt A 1 L' , 5 4+ GERMAN CLUB Row 1: P. Bruce, E. Hennessy, G. Lockhart, E. Henry, A. Green, I. Green. Row 2: L. Brown, R. Henly, S. jones. Row 3: D. Joshua, I. Andrews, S. Clark, B. Roberts, 1. Moody. Row 4: D. Miller, T. Perry, R. Smith, P. Williams, K. St. Cyr, C. Flanders. APEX STUDENTS: V. Crockett, B. Bernard, B. Lee. PRESIDENT FORUM Row 1: E. Mallette- C.S.F., L. Hardy- S.B. PRES, C. Lewis- BAS- KETBALL. Row 2: R. Henley- A.B.S., T. Lakes- HOUSE OF REPS, M. Lee-Treasure, J. St. Cyr- Assem blies, B. Roberts- Science Club. Row 3: K. Green- MANUALITE, R. K. Wilson- DIACONIA, YK. Taylor-SOPHOMORE PRES, D. Smith -ELEC TIONS COMMINSOR . Row 4: M. Tyrell- P. Williams- GIRLS LEAGUE PRESIDENT, T. Davis- Debate, M. Jones- DRAMA K. St. Cyr, B. Evans, D. Darby- BOWLING. KNIGI-ITS: M. De Yampart, D. Ellison, A. Quinn, A. Anderson, D. Durio, D. Milligan. DEBATE SQUAD F'ront Row: C. Lewis, D. Rivers, T. Davis, T. Simon. Row 1: G. Lockhart, 9. Baker, P. Bozeman, H. Lewis, M. Lee, J. Pete, I. Campbell, R. K. Nilson, S. Kennedy, G. Roberts, I. Davis. Row 2: M. Tape, R. Campbell, I. Wilburn, S. Plummer, A., Peters, W. Baker, D. Smith, A. Leeth. Row 3: A. Washington, M. Forest, P. Williams, K. St. Cyr, L. Hardy, P. Swanson, Y. Butler. 'K W. 'Q .ft- V N, X, Sf BOWLING CLUB Row 1: Reginald Henley, Mrs. Love Sponsor, Oscar Williams, Beverly Evans, Pamela Williams. 2nd Row: L-R Iris Stanley, Yolanda Darby, Melentha Moffett, Kim Datson, Ingram Green. 3rd Row: L-R Eloise McClean, Carlton Dorsey, Linda Smith, David Milligan, Delores McKinney, Wamdell Wells, Mrs. Lov Sponsor. HUSTLERS - Row 1: G. Steptoe, J. Wells, O. Williams, C. Ford, B. Hightower, M. Newman, K. E. Givens, R. Phillips. Row 2: M. Diampher, H. Powell, L. Wright, N. Staples, J. Owens, C. Reed, D. Franklin. Row 3: D. Ellerson, Tony C. Buchanon, G. Nicholes, Mr. Fong, Sponsor. NOT SHOWN, Jerome Taylor. BUSINESSETTES Bottom Row: S. Gray, L. Morris, T. Turnage. Middle Row: E. Lucas, B. Joseph. Top Row: B. Grady, M. Tyrrell, B. Evans. UPWARD BOUND Bottom Row: I. Green, S. Edwards, C. Wilson. Row 2: K. Dotson, Y. McCoy, P. Williams, J. Cox. Row 3: D. Moffett, M. Cason, B. Evans. Row 4: 1. Roberts, A. Green, G. Roberts, T. Simon. v N z B Z? gi 2if,a5 CP f as ia? u W 21 K www' '25 ,Ji E.-I5 SOUIRETTES Row 1: M. Evans. Row 2: V. Wilson, A. Mitchell. Row 3: D. Spence. FACULTY SENATE Row 1: J. Onda, J. Elldfeldt, J. Gordon, D. Miller. Row 2: B. Regan, T. Gerber, S. Caldwell, fPresidentJ M. Goudzwaard. GIRLS LEAGUE In Front: P. Williams, President. Row 1: L. George, S. Edwards, R. Wilson, A. Buckner. Row 2: B. Evans, M. Tyrell, S. Smith. C.S.F. Bottom Row: E. Mallette, C. Lewis. Row 1: R. Wilson, E. Henry, B. Roberts, T. Lakes. Row 2: E. Carr, D. Rivers, P. Williams, D. Dudley, D. Smith, J. Bernardis. Row 3: J. Lozano, M. Tyrell, T. Davis, D. Kearney, B. Tannerhill, C. St. Cyr, P. Swanson, A. Lockett I ,ggxxnz E 49 .j- 1 A lr l 'f -2 ss 2 'll 'igfi 5 N 5 f if .9 fx, 2 'T Q j A A ,, V , , I M, 1 M. 10th GRADE CABINET TREASURER - G. Maiden, V. PRESIDENT - S. Kennedy, SECRETARY -A. Madison. PRESIDENT - K. Taylor. SPONSORS: R. Houston, V. Shankman. STAGE CREW Seated: R. Allen, G. Campbell, T. Hundley, I. Hawkins-Ass. Super. Standing W. Mitchell-Supervisor, G. Clarke, L. Young, J. Scott, N. Adams. xx l , ef? C N ' QM . 'unannou- E Q af 5 Nlil SHANGANA WAKIMBEE W I ' wi' jan , rg.. 1:1 ki. Q N. ART PRODUCTION Front Row: P. Williams, K. Patterson, G. Smith. Back Row: M. Pruitt, D. jones, M. Clayton, R. Allen, A. Finney, N. Ngayan, P. johnson. FOREIGN LANGUAGE CIRCLE Bottom Row: S. Patton, R. james, C. Flanders, D. Robinson, R. Smith, P. Bryant, B. jenkins, Y. Cole, A. Buckner, J. Fears. Row 2: A. Lyons, N. Coverson, M. Batiste, D. Hood, A. Hicks, D. Hargrove, A. Devant, D. Devant, M. Howard, D. Long. Row 3: S. jones, M. Carson, H. Stanley, A. Sylvester, G. Mitchell, R. Anderson, D. Kearny, J. Lozano, K. Vaughn, B. Grady, G. Roberts, I. Wells, Ms. Hennessy. Ax 5 . Ak' i 5 A1 1 ,Sf 8 V ' fx 5,3 'Nz' A fav . viii! 1 ,fb Vwqv-Q ,L 1 ,fig if '. 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A M il X VA ' ' Q! LH E 1 I .MB if W ' 3 :gn A s, 'W . 1 . . -A , s 5' 1' .0 X 1 ' V If ff A if 4 ,J sv Y. gf Q 1 4 Q.-rg 1 V i at ' ' ' .Half 'T Q DRILL TEAM Bottom Row: C. jefferson, M. Castillo, V. Wilson, J. Palmer, E. Brown, I. Campbell, C. Lewis, C. Patton, Z. Walker, Y. Vivas, J. Williams. Row 2: C. Davia, C. Robinson, L. Stribling, G. Whiting, M. Covin, 1. Covington, C. Lewis, D. Webster, L. Mason, T Patton, N. Williams Y. St t A. M' h ll ' ' ' , a en, itc e . Row 3. A. Allen, T. Long, D. Derby, J. Wilson, J. Hawkins, D. Combs, D. DeVant, D. D. Abernathy, D. Hargrove, E. Bland, D. Kemp, M. Hawkins. Row 4: T. Bonty, D. Cheatham, D. Reynolds, M. Davis, B. Williar A. Webster, A. Williams, C. Allen, D. Feagin, E. Nelson, T. Farmer, B. jones, and D. Wilson. TOILER POWER BAND B. Anderson, J. Anderson, M. Bell, J. Broussard, F. Brown, I-I. Buchanan, K. Burrus, A. Canada, M. Crow, A. DeVant, D. Dunlop, M. Forest, L. Fuery, C. Fuller, N. Goodwin, W. Gough, W. Hamilton D. Harris M Howard, S. Hymon, D. Jackson, T. johnson, R. johnson W johnson A. Jones, F jordan jose h l. L. ne . . p . a D. Lewis, K. Long, 1. Mccrsy, C. McDaniels, s. McDo,nald, E. Noel, A. Session, H. Smith, D. Stokes, L. ' Th . . . ompson, M. Thompson, H. Vaughn, Washington, E. Watson, C. White, R. Wilson, L. Young. S... -.lr ' A.l.. WOM EN 'S GLEE-L YRI C CLUB Bottom Row: J. Owens, L. Razor, C. Brown, E. Henry, N. Foster, P. Williams, C. jefferson. 2nd Row: P. Gray, N. Broomfield, C. Thompson, R. Gober, D. Gibson. 3rd Row: E. Thompson, C. Allen, L. Willis, A. Haynes, S. Padgett, P. Bruce. PEP CL UB Front Row: Mija, Kathy, Bouia, Cindy, Melva, Avis, Squeak, QPresj, Denise, Margie, VaVarlie, Frances, Toni. 2nd Row: Lani, Porn- Porn Angelisa, Marlene, Gloria, Mona, Marilyn, Linda, Phyliss, Pam, Robin, Stella, Renita, Renee, Janice, Mrs. Love QSponsorj. 3rd Row: Rochelle, Vickie, Pat, Lorrie, Yvette, Collete, Lisa, Kimberly, Phyliss, Pam, Operlene, Karen, Linda, Gloria, Darlene, Patruce, Renita, Iemmie. 4th Row: Sandra, Jackie, Gosele, Priscilla, Lynda, Aji, Linda, Paula, Cheryl, Cecily, Joyce, Camille, Bridget, Ronnie, Deborah, Gail, Karin, Sherry, Dephine, Dimples. - 9 ggi! I , Q 1 -4 3 ! 7 5 , I - H . . , W. ,pm ff' I'- ,,g :Q-Lg -4, 5 V53 .1 U i .. la , Q. qi, ew--f V N .. Q , f? if SQ Hs ew . . Q X ,N .mm k 4 ..- wx k Q is ' F. fm kg .. 5,gfvQsy,: Wg .--3, 1, 5 .. i is Q A 4 ' '24-...avi wb 'ix K :Q SE ,W ,. L , g 2 f.:. W I , .. fn -gy. , 1 ,--- . E'7f 'LLL ' . A., N- - - - A R Q, 1' P S Q. f ,i i g 'fig . Q Q QP? Q f 61 ,W 8 J . rf . V mm ,gg H .s 5 , ek ' A '. -15' ,il .fnvt A 'v--N ' 5 A P' . Linda Martin Mistress Of Cermonies, Lance Hardy Master of Cermonies HOMECUMI G Daphyne Chatman 12th Grade Pr1n Donna Anderson 12th Grade Princess, 2nd janet Lewis-Homecoming Queen 5 gill. 7WKll'Q1-.'!l 14?-.- Q f Q janet Lewis Is Crowned Queen. Carolyn Goodwin, Lance Hardy, Linda Martin f P' ' 2 ni: EEE' Janet Lewis-Homecoming Queen 73-74 .i M vm : .M ' ,ij 1973 La.Nita Williams-12th Grade Princess, 3rd Judy Goodwin-11th Grade Princess Annette Mitchell-10th Grade Prin Runner-up cess Fa' ' .M ,... My s v ' : Y ff' 1 'UlllQ 'n . ,C J .. V kb X, 1 x . Q 'qx . , an 'H K X . , . an .. c '- ...V rf-W - 1 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM - Bottom Row: I. Covington, P. Starnes, W. Saffore, M. Henly, I. Ward, L. Gross, M. Allmond, D. Lay, J. Lozano, C. Dorsey, M. Hamilton, J. Hawkins, M. Williams. Middle Row: C. Mercadel, S. Diggens, B. Harris, T. Douglas, 1. Mackey, M. Frierson, C. Sims, S. Hopson, R. Polian, 1. joseph, C. Williams, C. Hill, Tenail, A. Bryant, D. Feagin, M. Campbell. Top Row: S. Kelly fManagerJ, I.. Gilbert, P. Foster, D. Durio, G. Shepherd, I. Smith, A. Mims, C. Dillon, M. Tavares, J. Mason, M. Hastings, B. Brinkly, B. Fears, F. Walker, A. Johnson, Coach Willie Cirttendon. Not Shown: R. cNair, B. Brazil, H. Martin, G. Taylor. VARSITY -A PROMISING FOR THE FUTURE Z, ,. The 1973 season started for the varsity in August on Wilson Field, and, before it was over, some unusual things hap- pened. There were, as always, winners and losers. It was often difficult, how- ever, to determine who was what. .The old Manual teams seemed to be no more. Teams that used to stand up against the great Manual varsity teams of the past suddenly turned it all around. - The Toiler team opened their regular season against Centennial. Tailback Bernard Harris had his best day as a football player as he danced for 124 yards that night. Yet with all that going for them, the Toilers lost their opener 12 to O. Coming to San Fernando the following week, it was the same thing. They were hitting hard, but it just wasn't enough. The Toilers also lost to the Tigers 21 to O. Looking for victory, they challenged Carson City in their final pre-season game. The Toilers played poorly, and Carson took advantage of it. The Colts swarmed by Manual 53 to O. Hitting league play with determina- tion, the Toilers went to Washington High. Tight end Richard McNair had it great that day as he caught passes for 138 yards. That wasn't the only thing that happened that day. Quarterback Tommie Douglass put the first Toiler touchdown on the board on a one-yard run. However, the Toilers fell to the Generals 21 to 14. .'B mm-new-0 Homecoming found the Toilers facing the Dorsey Dons with high spirits in one of the most exciting games of the year. With the queen and courts and crowded stands looking upon the gridi- ron, the Toilers fell in defeat in a hard-hitting game defensively. Offen- sively they scored only 6 points, but they still gave the crowd a stand-up kind of game. With a tenth grade half- back starting for the Toilers, the rush- ing game was ideal, as Maxie Hamilton, who filled in beautifully for injured Bernard Harris, scampered for 123 yards. The only score for the Toilers came on a seven-yard pass from Marcus Williams to Gregory Taylor, who made a great catch in the corner of the end zone. The Toilers, however, lost the game to the Dons 38 to 6. The rest of the league games also ended in defeat for the Toilers. All that remained to be said about the 1973 season was that the Toilers were a very young team -- a promising team for the future. Tl 0077-M, Head Coach Willie Crittendon Asst. Coach Don Threatt I. V. Coach Ed Russell ' K , X ,Y 31. me ,, ,-e ,V -14 J - . he Dorsey Carson , , V W kA.V V HWw,...mW-ew L. w lm ni ,. f gf- ? 1: i' 1 I if w w W W+4g C gg?-,ya - ' my-., 1 , 22- pi X A , ww Q 1 5 A , j' 5 gr wf' M., v' , -vin. , Ht'-'fir if H' v N . 'fi - V 1 , H ,- -. ,,, 4. ,W 1 wi',w97he-'f.3?55fl3u',,..l5i4ifw ,W ' ifgfiffiidiwilwa Mu ,, M , 4 'M 'WF' ' ' ,, ,. fm ,jg , X Q . , H QKAW J W f LV F' ,QW , f 'Qui ' , .A W s -'X 'L ' ' K - 'rmwylzaifafilfafmm K 1 v A . : zff Emi ,s,L1ZJi'f:' M' '-gsm ,ff 5 2 .3 ' ' f f' ,W 1- W N A ' 5 M if 2 n .. . 5' 31 , 4335 4 , W 1 V , M M, ., R, f' 5 N' 1523 V 6 , A A Q 'MiH. ' H f nf ,yifvf if by W, V: J uw ,, 'JW fl?My-r1tf,iwii'waA-J,'1 w Y M ig, X. A M' I Q gm' .nth ,avg '.,V,L',flL'g,G!Eg. S, M 'wa.f,QfffQ!f,ii!,1i?A ' 4 f , L f MN -f ,, Q - Ar! W M - -N , ' 'aff S ' wi ,IL 'ffww' s , f 0 ' U r -V ws: A V , ,1 H M a . , my Q Q , , M V' ' Wi'5' 'W' ' 5 'Q' ' My if I 1' WW K V We 'L .t f ,1y' . . zu ' 9 h 1 - ' 5 A ' M .M A 9 I Mi -Q WA fi ME w., , fy X: Q ,, V, , V MA .. 'W J 1. W 1 w M ' J , , W, . f Q ,, wf ,fx 471. fl - Q-:Q A -.auiliim f f' I 52 ' . x rig 1 -Q . 'fb-4-Zee 5 O4 Q 'N' 1: ff? , 1 ' 'N it ff VW X ar , Qi 'Q A 3 1 gk. t In MM 'wk 1 'A K B , A 5 'Q H: . ,mf li v,' Q Mi' W ' , .L W ,L ' 1 , ,K A Ln A ,f ww W ,Q L! Al ,, . ' BEE FOOTBALL TEAM Bottom Row- A. Givens, G. Jackson, K. Bonty,K. A1-ceneaux, S. Stroud, E. Gross, I-I. Carter, E. I-Iuckaby, L. Cook, P. Frierson, G. Ducan, D. Hood, G. Gayles. Middle Row- Coach Pace, N. johnson Asst. Coach, D. Lewis, W. Wallace, G. McDonald, I. Bryant, S. Tate, L. Vaughn, B. Collins, G. McLain, S. Morgan, W. Watson, F. McDaniels, Coach Melinkovich. Top Row- D. Paysinger, Asst. Coach, E. Sanders, R. Clark, W. Merkison, S. Baker, D. Ray, E. hnson, C. W. Collins, L. Hightower, H. Roberts, C. Fennell, C. Abney, J. Price, P. johnson. jo V l i l 1 10 lg. EEE c Coach Jim Pace Coach George Melinkovich BEES-A YOU G B TDET RMINED TEAM VAR.UW' -- . - Bottom Row: K. Mayfeild, E. Mase, A. Walker, D. Ganther, C. Hawkins, C. Grims, A. Armstrong Top Row Coach L Harris, J. Harper, T. Bemore, V. Brooks, A. Williams, F. Williams, Asst. Coach D- Ganthef COACH HARRIS Y3!Manual 91 xAfManua1 65 ' Manual 71 ' anual 67 anual 71 Manual 107 vf Manual 101 - Manual 75 Manual -56 Manual 71 Manual 93 :J Manual 85 QManual 63 :pManual 59 Manual 74 vjManual 73 J Manual 84 LManual 61 tjManual 45 Vjvlanual 75 Manual 69 pManual 66 Scores San Fernando University Los Angeles Cres. V. Pasadena Huntington Park Roosevelt University University University Washington Romans Fre mont Dorsey jefferson Washington Los Angeles Fre mont Dorsey jefferson Marshall Chatsworth BASKETBALL I ' c 1 n .,,, l QQ . , . , c ' . , 'X N 1 ' K, , ' - if ., , I f , - ,:t,.,gy..... ag-.,,,, ,,,. ,M e H, - , , 1 - -I I, 'I ,.., ,.,.. . ,,., ., H ,,,, . , . , A K we ,' its ' . I 1 5 nsvafms U BENNIE :Lit . ISI V55 ft' al! 5. f . - 't3w+ag,.Wr 3 Auty Williams f34j shows Ward of Fremont it's not as easy as he thinks. Terry Bemore fthe Hawk, holds up ball and prepares to deal on defensive man from Fremont. The 1974 Manual Basketball team had its best season since 1968. fThat was the year that Manual took city.j This year, Coach Lionel Harris led his Purple Gang to a 19-4 record and a play-off berth. The Purple Gang began the Christmas Tournament at Alhambra High School. The Toilers swept all four games to win the tournament championship. They also had great success in winning yet another championship in the Eagle Rock Christmas Tournament held at Eagle Rock High School. The Purple Gang defeated Huntington Park by a score of 107-48. In the semi-finals they defeated Roosevelt by a score of 101-66. In the championship finals the Toilers had no problem in de- feating University for the second straight time by the score of 75-58 to win the Eagle Rock Championship. Pre-Season began with the Toilers facing University for the third time, and for the third time Manual increased their winning record. The following Friday, january 11, the Toilers faced Hamilton, but still the mighty Toilers were yet to meet their match. The final score was very deceiving, Manual 93, Hamilton 81. Then came the time everyone was waiting for. Coach Harris was out to prove to everyone that his team was number one in the city. The critics felt that Manual was yet to face any of the city's top teams. The Southern League was the tough- est league in the entire city. Four of the six teams in Southern League were in the city ratings. The league opener was against the Washington Generals, with Manual winning it with ease by a score of 91-79. The next un.for'u'-ate team to meet the Purple C-ang were the L.A. Romans. It wasn't much of a struggle after the first half when the Toilers broke it open. Harris and his gang overtook Rome 85-72. The next game was thought to be the toughest game for the Toilers in league play. They were to face the Pathfinders of Fremont. The winner of the Manual Arts - Fremont game was likely to take the number one spot in the city. The Pathfinders were a strong and aggressive team, who dominated the offensive boards, but thanks to Coach Harris' training camp, the Toilers proved to be the better conditioned team. Because of this the Toilers were able to overtake the aggressive Pathfinders late in the fourth period. The final score was 63-57. Next, Manual faced the Dorsey Dons, who were thought to be a pushover for the Toilers. The Dons handed Manual its first defeat. Manual was cited for 43 turnovers in the game. The Dons defeated Manual 55-59. The Toilers came back to overtake the jefferson Demos with the home court advantage by the score of 94-71. At the end of the first round, the Toilers record was 4-1 and Manual was the league's leader. In the second round of league play, Manual ran into great difficulty. This time around they got past the Washington Generals by the score of 71-60. It was a much closer game than the score revealed. The Toilers hosted the L.A. Romans just barely getting by them with the score of 84-83. 1 The Toilers weren't as lucky against the Pathfinders. Although Manual got off to its usually slow start, this may have been the best game for the Toilers in the second round. The Toilers came back from a 16 point deficit to pull up even late in the fourth period, but fell Short by the score of 63-61. Coach Harris and his Purple Gang were handed their second straight defeat by the Dorsey Dons. The Toilers just couldn't seem to play well against the Dons, It was the most disappointing loss ofthe season for the Toilers, as they suffered their first defeat at home by a score of 58-48. jefferson was the most important game for Coach Harris and his Purple Gang in their attempt to make the 1973-74 City Play-Off Tournament. The Toilers looked like their old selves as they defeated jefferson rather badly, 75-58. In the process of losing-'to Fremont and Dorsey, Manual lost its top-seated position to the city poll and fell down to number five. Fremont took over the number one spot, with Crenshaw second, Dorsey third, jordan fourth and Manual fifth. Manual had to depend upon Fremont's defeating Dorsey to get into the City Play-offs. Fremont's 54-S3 victory over Dorsey gave Manual the go-ahead. In the first round of the play-offs, Manual defeated a weak but very conservative Marshall High team. The Arts defeated Marshall by the score of 69-61. Next the Arts ran into one of the tallest teams in the city, Chatsworth. The game was played on NBC. Chatsworth proved to be too strong for Manual, as Chatsworth ran away with the game. Manual didn't play well at all. In fact, they played as if they had never been coached and were defeated by the score of 84-66. 114 V::'A F VmmlVkV Eg5?W7'f P' F' E K, .1 fi' Z , ,iffy 1, iw' -ga.-1 W- .-1-fn, f. f . 4, 9 rv 'M Fur A,- nal, HRVKENS 2U 7. N Rh n '11-t 1' unvmns 20 r uf . GHNTHUE' H fi NH Q ft x i is eg! V 'Y' -F F m b Q 9 4 F ' 1. fn Y' F ' J W! , QNH , Um' Q ' ' , ' V F , N , mfr, .,-- , ,Q Q- ,Q 'ij . V x D K F ,. jf . , 'F . F F f . - l I A 1 faq.. A . gy ,gt eg 31 s ,.:, 5 Q-'1.,a, 'F ff F' Q Y fl 4 F - 5 my Q If F ,K T-:viking .L . p XX - 1 . 1. -ft - , kykk y Vs ,Q :,. T In L 4. N I Q, V j . 4 , QA X noi X 'ga I M A 5. . f l A of M 1 .lk . E -21 V ,Q ' 1' if. - F 1 ,wg A- -, gtk , :y , . , nr at . Q Julius Harper 094235 knocks one away from Fremont's Ivory Ward. , A ,W f J lH?3'7'4 U f n uma zv 9 5 'WWE 2 U CENTRE? 79 I SRXPXES U : if Y i ...lit 4 ' .,.,,W..t..s. F' V '-- V , , L -L Freeman Willidms shootsmbaseline jumper aga 1 ' Fremont. F V ,, ,,,,, t,s.,.,,em,,w,.h..m,., ,,,,, V. .vw 'F .nv- Carl Hawkins 14325 shows Fremont what a little man can do as he shoots jump shot looking down, as everyone is on the floor. Michael Cutrer Forward The junior varsity team showed a great improvement over last years team. The I. V. 's breezed to a 4 and O pre-season record including a tough 57 to 54 win over University. The I. V. 's first league game came against Washington and it proved to be one of the more exciting games of the year as Manual defeated Washington 74 to 71 in overtime. The J. V. 's then went on to beat L.A. , but suffered their first loss of the year to Fremont 47 to 48 in the last second. The J. V. 's finished the first round of league play with a record of 3 wins and 2 losses. The J. V, 's began the second round of league play by rolling over Washington 76 to 62. But then bad luck hit them as they lost their next three games, including a 56 to 57 loss to Dorsey when one of Dorsey's players hit a shot at the buzzer. Over all it was an exciting and successful year for the junior Varsity. Even though they didn't take Southern League, the juniors who composed most of the J. V. team look forward to a promising 74-75 season. ,M Y , X Tyrone BQHSOTI NO13-n Pgfine Guard 4. 2 Guard 5.1 I. -.445 Bottom Row: Kenneth Moore, Nate Randall, Michael Cutrer, Tyrone Beason, David Brown, Nolan Periene, Lionel Pierce. Top Row: Coach Harris, Franklin Berry A.: a M lf, .W 4 at Lionel Pierce Franklin Berry Algnzo jackson Forward 6. 2 Forward 9. 2 Guard 19, 0 tx El F ini' -ff f W 1' Xt , A 7 75 lllhllllhl T i'lJ2.'1 f 1 it - 'XR Flea 'A I J 2 N x K 'M 1 as - Clarke wins tip against Hamilton. Manual Arts Basketball junior Varsity Scores kj' Manual 53 San Fernando 47 7JManual 57 University 54 1,wlVlanual 63 Hamilton 53 up Manual 74 Washington 71 Manual 74 Los Angeles 63 Ax L.Manual 47 Fremont 48 X1-JManual 70 Dorsey 65 l,Manual 61 jefferson 78 ijackson, Stanley Porter, Albert Clarke, Calvin Mays, nt: Richard G anther . Stanley Porter Center 2. 1 ' Albert Clarke Center 5. 2 Calvin Mays Forward r N M, x Wesley QThe Hawk, Askins 5'10 Center 12. 5 john fThe Birdj Smith 5'7 Guard 23.0 Darryl Whestone 5'6 Guard 5. 1 Steven fCat:j Gaston 5'10 Forward 22.0 The BEE team, who won the Southern League Championship by going undefeated, showed a winning attitude. They played better defense than many var- sity teams. This team had no player over 5 '1O , but played like giants. This proves it s not the size of the la er that counis, P Y but the size of his heart. The BEE's executed the fast break to perfection, also executing a 2-2-1 full court zone press commonly used by U.C , L,A , These two skills were the team 'S biggest offensive weapons. But when they set up into the ir smooth running offense, they were unstoppable. This team averaged over 85 points a game, while holding the other teams to 60 points. On two occasions they beat teams by 86 points-126 to 40, Manual vs San Fernando and 127 to 41, Manual vs Washing- ton. Toilers who never saw the Bee's play missed an exciting experience. The starters or the superstars are Wesly Askins, a good defensive player, Darryl . Whetstone, who gave a 100 per cent effort every game, Reggie King, a very exciting forward-guard, Stelle Gaston, who is one of the smoothest players around and john Smith, agreat ball-handling, shooting guard. All the least three men- tioned averaged over 20 points a game. Also there are Ray- mond Brown, a very aggressive defensive player, Michael Cutrer, one of our top rebound- ers, Earl Pierce, Greg Smith, Wardell Joe, and Robert Hopson. . 112 . ig f ', :iil:if'.TiE:fk5' F5 lti... ,,.,,. 5 pptl ,if p Reggie fjo joj King 5'8 Forward 21.1 .,.: 1' 1 1 'WN z. .'f, .5 ll f-U Earl fThe Kidj Pierce 5'1O Guard 4.0 Bottom Row: Steven Gaston, Raymond Brown Darryl Whetstone, Wesly Asldns, John Smith, Earl Pierce. Rh ,, Michael QF1ynnj Cutrer Greg QS1:udde1-J Smith Raymond fSweetJ Brovm Wardell joe 5'1O Forward 9.0 5'9 Center 2.1 5'6 Guard 3. 1 5'6 Forward 2. 0 N -W , Bee's celebrate 75 point lead 1 at the end of the third period. SOUTHERN LEA GUE CHAMPS BEE SCORES MA 85 Hamilton 56 MA 59 University 4-0 MA 126 San Fernando 40 MA 76 University 60 MA 85 Hamilton 56 MA 79 Washington 61 MA 98 Los Angeles 75 MA 62 Fremont 56 MA 90 Dorsey 62 MA 85 jefferson 53 MA 127 Washington 41 MA 11 9 Los Angeles 81 IVLA 89 Fremont 56 I 11- MA 85 Dorsey 62 MA 86 jefferson 70 Top Row: Reggie King, Wardell joe, Craig Palmore, Greg LEAGUE RECORD 10 l - - - : winsg 0 Losses Smith, Robert Hopson, Coach Reggie Morris. SEASON RECORD: 15 Wins? O Losses -4-L...-L..L..-.L..-- ,,1..,v-1 ,, .-Y.:-r Iv W-- 5 . Robert Hopson 5'6 Guard 2. 0 Coach R. Morris . 'Y vi' H, xg, 4' fi , . 'Y' 1 u., 2' ,QQ A ,ff X1 ' If df X fi 1 If 1 ,fav 12233 Kenny Qfeatherwelg Lewis 5'6 Guard 3 Ruel f Ray J Grundy 5'6 Forward 13 2 Manual Arts Cee team this year had a successful season. They were 10-5 overall and Harry fsweetj Williams - 5'5 Guard 3. 1 Kirk QC1ydej Downs - 5'7 forward 11. 3 6-4 in the Southern League standing, which was good enough for second place. The team was not very tall but had some members on the team that really jumped. As a team they shot fairly well from the outside. This team employed a 1-2-2 full court press and sometimes used a 1-2-2 half court press. If there was any one weak point of the Cee's, it had to be defense. Ta.king all things into consideration, however, they had a good team. There were some outstanding players, such as Lavern BLu'ns, who, when he was hot, he was hot. Also Kirk Downs played a big role for them. He scored and rebounded well. Another shooter was Ruel Grundy, who played two positions, sometimes playing forward, and some- times playing guard. The center was john Ashley, who did a fine job. john did not score a lot of points, but he rebounded and hustled, making up for this. John became a consistent ball player. The team could always count on him. Hillary Rivera came on strong at the end of the season and always had a winning attitude. Also contributing to the team efforts were Harry Williams, Anthony jones, Kenny Lewis, Gary jordan, Anthony Murray, and Harrison Thomas. Lavern Burns ary Q see no ev1l J Jordan 5'8 Center 12 2 5'5 Guard 1 fs .1 gf nttnt 3 5 N.-rf ,-,419 CEE'S Bottom Row - Anthon Murray, Kenny Lewis, Harry Williams, Harrison Thompson, Gary Jordon. 'Fop Row- Kirk Downs, Ruel . 3 f 'X , g 1, John Asheley - Anthony jones - Harrison f Wo1fman y Hillary fSuper Mexj Rivera - 5'1O forward 9.3 5'7 Forward 2.0 Thompson - 5'5 Guard 2.0 5'6 Guard 6.3 mv-w xr0 ' 1 .E Grundy, john Ashley, Anthony jones, Lavern Burns, Coach R. Morris . CEE SCORES MA 63 Hamilton 58 MA 66 University 59 MA 89 San Fernando 47 MA 63 University 59 MA 57 Hamilton 65 MA 76 Washington 70 MA 66 Los Angeles 59 MA 57 Fremont 85 MA 86 Dorsey 75 MA 47 jefferson 48 MA 72 Washington 61 MA 57 Los Angeles 55 MA 52 Fremont 69 MA 71 Dorsey 59 MA 67 jefferson 60 League Record: 6 wins 4 losses Season Record: 10 wins 5 losses Anthon Murray - 5'8 Center 2. 1 Coach Reggie Morris ,, x fl 2 r 1 ,rr . lr 2 si' ' . H5 I 0 91 -if G N 5 1 GIRLS BA KETBALL TEA Front Row: Rosalyn Robinson, Sandra Howard, I-Ieamese Askins, Gale Minniefield fcaptainj, Cynthia Harris. Back Row: Susie Grant, Coach Aurora Sigers, Shari Turner, Debra Davis, Laura Richards, Geraldine London. Not Pictured: Bridget Joseph, Juanita Walker, Linda Betts, Kimberly Sampson. GIRLS G YMNASTICS 1 S -N ly iff . V ,.r: .. A Q . ,. 9 gy I it t ,Stra t ,Q K X ..Z ' I ' Qi X 9 rrs ff , -still : A S or Q In ggsgl' . ,. , 2? 1 UCCER TEAM Bottom Row: A. Lord, J. Barajas, M. Aguilar, V. Guzman, J. Arteaga, R. Guzman, G, Flowers, Row 2: A. Aguilar, Villalta, L. Anzoategui, E. Anaya, C. Allen. Row 3: M. Valle. F. Diaz, R. Coye, M. Price, R. Montion, P. Martinez, Last Row: E. Brown, M. Tingling, L. Castillo, N. Arnold, O. Rios. 1 .3 'luuu---. is Z3 6' 117 5 .5 'K , GIRLS VOLLEYBALL: Bottom Row: fSittingj M. Victoria, D. Gray, S. Williams, C. Bracken, E. Willford, K. Ellerson, M. Goode. 2nd Row: QSta.ndingj R. Enriquez, E. Louis, C. Thompson, D. Brown, T. Autsin, D. Gregg, J. Cox, S. Crain - Coach. 'I23 4 :nf Z 3 533 ZZ gvf 3355 ww 27 37 29 15 25 21 15 26 18 22 jeff Fremont L. A. Locke Dorsey Locke jeff Fremont L. A. Dorsey CROSS COU TRY . P ' Q8 'LL, ,S ff' ' 9 A L , A Q ! ! V.:i,fH'J'g,?. ' , -M1 ,- N-.L K.. - L W 3 ,Q- I .f5g,:.-Liss? -.1 i t az, NJ' It - e e, - , vgwe r N, . , - 1 -J xiii! ' I im ' S 2 1, JQQ qfixx c 2 5 u -1 -gk., ,, Q X 2 H me S i' ' gf H 9 if f xg 1 we T 4, i R ' Q ' in K ., .i v.m,x-MA., - ,ff'f1fZ?: L, fy Q 4. 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Tipton, Mr. G. johnson, Victor Bible, james Medley, Emily Defore, john juniel, Aron Deyon, Steve Scipio, Jamey Rawls, Gary Morgan, Lee Settles, Ruthann Mahronich, Henry Schruggs, Ward Mallian, Kim Patterson, Angela Lyons, john Pace, Sheron Patton, Thelma Rakestraw, James Beauford, john Pace jr., Henry Fayson, Youlanda Tibbs, Calvin Lawton, Casilda Roman, Tony LaCount, Oliver Lucas, Gina Smith, Huey Stanley, Nina Goodwin, Darnell, Martin, Fred Mosby, Vickye Potts, Unita Mason, Thomas Lew, Andy Won, Deon Ballenger, Curtis Chaney, Patrick Potts, Bonita Johnson, Luella Barnett, Tommie Simon, La Nita Williams. ' Youlanda Mason is a former student at Manual Arts High. She is 18 years old and loves Karate. Miss Mason, as she is respectfully referred to in class, began her Martial Arts training in January of 1972 and, in record time fOct. '73j, was the first female to be pro- moted to the rank of first degree Black Belt under Mr. Chapel! Miss Mason's tournament record is just as impressive. She has never failed to place 'Q in competition in over a two-year period, with all but one of those wins being first place . .ykk f It is no wonder that Youlanda was deter- mined by Karateka Magazine to be the number one fighting female Black Belt. ln addition, an international publication has selected Youlanda to lead off a series of articles of outstanding female practicio- nors in the World of Karate. Youlanda has put Manual Arts on the map in the World of Karate. We at Manual are proud to have had Youlanda, and we hope Www, that she pursues her other endeavors with the same drive she has shown in karate. Youlanda, we love you. GOOD LUCK! YOUIANDA WORKS OUT UNDER THE WATC HFUL EYE OF HER INSTRUCTOR, MR. RON CHAPEL' Sth DEGREE BLACK BELT WHAT IS KARATE? Part self-defense. . .part sport. . .part exercise. . . part ritual-this is the in- triguing complexity of Karate. lt is the oldest and most devastating form of self-protection Without Weapons that man has ever developedg yet it is rela- tively nevv and obscure to the Western World. In more modern times Karate has taken on the aspects of a major sports activity. And it is this unique combination of defense and sporting techniques that has created a Wave of enthusiasm throughout the United States. Size and sex are no barriers. A woman can master the Karate art of self-pro- tection as effectively as a man and live free of fear. A man of slight build can down a stronger opponent or combat more than one at a time. One of the prime objectives of Karate is the development of spiritual attitudes that lead to humility and self-restraint. A knowledge of Karate is for the pres- ervation of human rights. lt is not in- tended to be used aggressively, or misused for selfish or cruel purposes. To do so a karateist would dishonor himself, . . . as Well as his people. Mr. Chapel Has people of all ages in his class including Manual's Head Security Agent, Mr Reddick as well as other including parents, from the community. I O-9 list' . 'B 5 M it ill f ,,..., i ii , 5 - Q iq fm i ' , 'f ' 1 + v '31 it as 14 uv- 'Q' is .- M .wp ll 5 . f' Q, . lgalfg. . ---- 5 eonard jackson-Iron Cross Danny Hoard-Hand Stand qCaptainj Danny Hoard-Back layout 1-WW' , g, ie lf ' hf ft, , W 1, La W4 W Viiitiaxvlif. ff W'Wi',M77YsfgIf f,y-gw?35fI1'Q'gJiQI-Fw I .- f E , 32252 I ' K if A W I . w . - 1? - 1' ii ,, ,....,, f. ' MQ? 1 'H 1974 G YM NAS TI C TEAM Bottom Row: Robby Cooper, Randy jackson, Danny Heard, Michael Buford, Kevin. Top Row: Anthony Finney, Michael Martin, joe Dillamar. Michael Martin-Vault Catch ,,,,,,.,amv ' , . Leonard jackson, Robert Abrone, Arthur Lee, IXNN X joe Dillamar-Straddle Q .. ,,,,,., ,,... 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Manual came back in the March ll meet to prove that they were not going to stay down. They came up by beating Locke 81-44. Glen Jackson, placed second in the 500-yard freestyle and the 200- yard freestyle. Michael Thompson dominated the 100-yard freestyle by placing a first for Manual. The Toliers were outstanding in the relays, placing first both times. Steven Norton showed great swimming strokes as he gapped the lead on the relay, winning it for Manual. Eras Noel looked like a promising tenth grader in the Butterfly events. Robert Welsh, ra prom- ising eleventh grader, took a third in the 100- yard breaststroke. Diving was great on both teams even if Locke took first. Manual Arts' own Terry Goring placed second with the score THE PURPLE .ff . To L. First Row: Eras Noel, Timothy Thomas, Steven Qorgan, Glen jackson. R. To L. Second Row: C.W. Collins, obert Welsch, Loyld Cook, Michael Thompson, Ronald ogers, Steven Norton, David Brice, Leslie Thompson, Terry oring. Jf 25. 0 points. Ronald Rogers placed third and David Brice placed fourth. At the beginning of league competition, Nashington met Manual at their home pool. The same thing happened as at Locke. The Vlanual Arts Toilers dominated the Washington Generals. The Toilers won the meet 71-39. Vlanual Arts met L. A. at L. A. 'S home pool. This is where Manual met its first defeat. The Foilers were swimming hard, but when they reached the finish line, they were upset to find out they were disqualified from the race. As always the diving was outstanding. Manual Arts' own Terry Goring placed first with his iighest score ever, 37 points. David Brice placed second with 27 points. Let's tip our hats to the Toiler swim team for 1 promising season. A TER PA TR UL VAR ITY BA EBALL 'fic fir fx., X. fx 'X' ,gl Top Row: Mgr. D. Paysinger, T. Broadwater, G. Robbins, D. Milligan, E. jones, R. Harris, B. Lloyd, D. Quinn, The King Coach Garnett. Bottom Row: S. Barker, M. Williams, A. Giddens, M. Frierson, F. RayfordfCapt.j, I-I. Harris, I. joseph, K. Downs. Not Pictured: I. Sheppard, E. Phillips. ...i ,ff X-'xl' +1 -f -' .. -, a, ghw. x ,M .. , ,,,,,,r1f,, , ' B 7V'L:'f' z 1 7 J --V . 4. , N ' A A -Q , '3 - . if ' ' mf' -34-jf' A s he u he l . n f ' 1 s. a 1 ,,.. - , . -' m 4-. g - A f ffffjwwfj ,ffi : H - giwhf t 'r,. I. ' A -'.' f' . f'.' V Q, --M Wg.,-1 Q V-1 1 - sf' '34 if L 9 X- r-7' 'fr .QM ' 7 33 'ff i ' 1 If 1' Dennis Quinn Ernest 101195 136 N ACTION W N guna-. A Michael Frierson Tony Broadwater v 1 . 0 .za A, J w yew. ,f-:Q 7:1 .K Floyd Rayford stealing second base. ,kc kW.,,,uL, gwggt. . . . ' ' - N . ,ldd , s .George Robbins sliding into second. Q. I f Q . Coach Garnett The King Baseball is a sport that's in the shadow of football, basketball, and track, but it's the most productive sport at Manual Arts. The Big Purple Machine has been to the play-offs three years straight. They also captured the Southern League Champion- ship last year. The Toilers lost three players to the pros: Dwight Favors, Robert Arceneaux and Chucky james. They also lost two players to junior col- leges: Wilbur Ellis and john Griffin. They lost their shortstop, Larry Fobbs, to U. S. C. The loss of these players presented a problem for Coach Garnett at the end of last year's season. Coach Garnett lmew he had to get some ball players in order to take another championship and even capture the city crown. Coach Garnett started to build his team with returning ball players and called upon some of the LV. Stars, james joseph, Marcus Williams, Harvey Harris, Dennis Quinn, Kirk Downs, Erbie Phillips, joe Shepard. With a lot of determination, hustle, and hard work, Coach Garnett had molded what was thought to be the weakest team in the league into the most disciplined and well-balanced team in the city. When Garnett got through and when everyone saw the Big Purple Machine , they were no longer the so-called weak team: they were Number lil. J. V BA EBALL ,, . j.V. Baseball Bottom Row: S. Tate, A. Anderson, M. Foshay, P. Banks, S. jones, S. Stroud, T. Adolph, P. Frierson, Top Row: D. Boston fCapt.j C. Abney, L. Prewitt, R. JonesfCaptj L. Burns, K. Arceneaux, M. Shaw, R. Rodgers, Coach Threatt. The J. V. baseball team is a team that prepares young ball players for the varsity. Under the coach- ing of Donald Threatt, the J. V. team won three Southern League championships. At the beginning of try-outs, the J. V. 's lost last year's stars to the varsity, and they were consid- ered to be a Weak team. With great young talent and great coaching however, by the time the season came arotmd, the Toilers began where they left off last year, on their Winning Ways. '? J ' r 8 X f r ff Q 7 LW,LLW,, f , LL,A, 3 2 ew . nujlslllnd t ll' lll nag--an-nun ' aussuauhvlv , l V if .rf .. nnniunnlf' f ... 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USIC S NP X if X gil! hiss, In 1974 the Music Department continues to provide Manual Arts with the best in vocal and instrumental music per- formed by our own students. jazz workshop and the Toiler Marching Band continue to grow under the leadership of Mr. Hence Powell. Men's Glee CAeolian Clubl and Women's Glee QLyric Clubh under the direction of Mr. james Ellfeldt performed throughout the community. Our music majors are graduating from school into profes- sional music and college with a head start to success. They have mastered their various instruments, learned harmony and music theory and can play in a variety of styles. We have a developing string orchestra under the direction of Mr. William jackson fof Driver's Educationh and a fine class of piano students taught by Mrs. DeShay of the English Department. -f I QL 1 sf, 'Q NN! BLOWING -SOUNDS OF SWEET MUSIC. Q get BUSINESS EDUCATION 17 'El 'i Leonard Mack operates key punch machine. COURSE OFFERINGS General Business fEconomicsJ Typing 1-2-3-4 Key Punch Bookkeeping Data Processing Computer Programing Shorthand Transcription Office Procedures Business Machines Business English Merchandising AB ac Marketing X Merchandising Procedures AB g Business Law S' Sabrina Taylor operates calculator in Mr. Kobashigawa's class Win Sandra Gray and Lynette Morris take dictation in Ms. Murayama's Transcription ' ggi!! EV57' Ejjl?7Wli7.fHf'lflWlQl elim l I - ' -f,,,. ru' W ''L f-N':M2f:mSmv:srmvs22r,,-riff' ,-:: ,',1 s sf. f- 1 ,L K, I its ---Q---'f 1 f - l 1 T' gf 231' E, 432, , Margo Burwell and Victor Bible help Ms. Owens with a Christmas display in Marketing X Merchandising procedures. class. fQ Gail Brownlee in Data Processing class. fl' U ' ' UCIAL S TUDIE Afro-American History-an understanding of ones heritage. . . The Social Studies Department is proud to offer the most con- temporary and relevant curriculum at Manual. Through such courses as Law and Society, Psychology, Sociology and Black Political Thought, the departmentprovides the student with valuable insight into who they are and what their rights are. Courses such as U. S. History and U. S. Government help provide the student with a sense of the past and an understanding of their rights and responsibilities in a democracy. Agn f1 lH1'E Psychology-an insight into personality. . SCIENCE STUDY OBSER VATIUN INVESTIGATION. .. The Science Depart- ment is dedicated to the concept that the physical world is sus ceptibie of being known, investigated, understood. The toois by which this may be accom- plished are used so that the students may obtain a degree of proficiency in this area. L Q-we 1 5 MU lf S2 H 1, -jp r SVN-a, p AL A .Q L in - SL. Arg. E. I Q., -is , we 153 Writing and editing skills are stressed in journalism. Editorial staff member Beverly Evans prepares copy for the Manual-Lite. 15 Brenda Butts work with students from Vernon Elementary School in reading skills as part of a regular tutoring program conducted twice a week by Mrs. Adeline Iones's English class. Students from the Classics Department of USC present certificates to 11th graders who completed a word study mini-course. The joint Educational program U.E,P.j provides assistance in many areas of instruction through U. S .C. students who volunteer their services. 154 ENGLISH i .4 S :fi 1 7.-nas Im sure I remember that word! X i The goals and objectives of the English department are to: 1. Improve the reading and comprehension skills of all students to at least 8th grade level. 2. Improve the communication skills in both oral and written expression. 3. Teach students to recognize and appreciate literary excellence. 4. Teach positive moral and social values through the study of literature , help- ing them to formulate socially acceptable value systems of their own. The course offerings are listed below and are determined by student needs and interest. Basic Reading Reading Improvement English IOAB American Literature and Composition Senigr Composition Advanced Placement English Speech Debate Drama journalism Preparation for the SAT fScholastic Aptitude Testj af tm.. 'B' ' 4 sa' ! 1 ,QLJQL .,.,,. k ff in Y N 5 ML I L Flash cards help students learn Spanish vocabulary. ' S W S 1 l'l' 3 X.-v,-.a . i 1 ESL students and Foreign Language students play scrabble in French, German and Spanish. ' fi x 1 1 . i - L-'- g In s ..-f F s X , ,..-4' ns W .. efiii ' T 1 - The wide, wide world of Spanish. FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTME T French, German and Spanish are now offered at Manual Arts. Two or three years of one language meets the University requirement but students may take a language for one year as an elective. We have started a Foreign language circle which is a club for interested Foreign language stu- dents. lt will meet on Thursday and Friday at noon in our club room. Members will have an opportunity to see slides, play games and hear music from other cultures at this time. From time to time We will prepare foreign recipes. We try to take our students on trip but this has been difficult due to the cut in transportation and the gas shortage. Places of interest are restaurants, museums and our missions. For September 1974 we would like to open some one-semester conversation classes so that our students could learn some useful phrases without having to finish one entire year. We are again planning to offer our festival fea- turing short plays, songs, dances and food from other countries. 155 S All together now with grace and poise. 4 it 2 rg .M-.N :imp M- . . gwK J -H- 3 Corrective GIRLS f PHYSICAL Modern Dance C lass DUCATIO an will M., 5 fi - ' 'ff A ..-,u,,.,,,,.. ' Gymnastics Class ff 'nan ...nun- Up and Over. The aim of Girls Physical Education at Manual is to promote total fitness through activities designed to meet the developmental characteristics and future needs of the high school girl. Regular P. E. -Covers the physical and mechanical principals of movement. It includes a comprehensive study of the effect of physical activity on the body and its conditioning. Interscholastic Sports-Provides advanced competition for girls who demonstrate above average abilities and skills and desire to compete. fVolleyball, Basketball, Tennis, Golf and Badminton.J Corrective P. E. -A course for physically underdevelop ed students. Activities are designed to provide each individual with an opportunity to plan and carry out her own program to improve physical condition and performance. Slim Trim-To re-shape the body to maintain physi- cal fitness and to develop an awareness of dietary needs and controls. Gymnastics-Involves bodily movement on apparatus, tumbling on mats and free floor exercises. Modern Dance-Enables the students through move- ment to explore time, space, force, designs, and rhythm patterns. It improves flexibility, strength, endurance and balance. Ni ' P- A L ':'l?'mf4- F. 31- if - Q55 A ng: l ' Y, m Mk fg I f ., -. I , M M D - if If . V I 4' I ,- -A gfffm 9 , ' imaii 3 xggugiii l!l' , i f x 4 Q INDUSTRIAL ARTS -133. 4 ,S P lr- r 6 yo Y' :4 ' '-'mni'l ni '--In 45 AAA... A as u I s N , 1 William Mitchell operates auditorium lights in Stage Crew class. William Gatewood is Golden Medallion winner for his work in Electronics. Drafting - a basic course for Industrial Arts. Students in Industrial Materials work in plastics, wood, enameling, and metal. Advanced Auto Mechanics students remove an engine for repair. Mr, Moran teaches layout, composition, and press- work in the Modern Print- ing Processes course. Young ladies may also enroll. Malcolm Bailey operates the numerical control unit Computerized machining as practiced in industry. Mr. White teaches strip- ping, camera, plate- making, and bindery as part of the Modern Printing Procediu-es course. Woodshop QNot Showny is training students this year in building custom cabinets to commercial specifications. 159 MA TH Explaining the problem makes it a little bit easier. The Math Department aims to prepare Manual Arts stu- dents to be efficient in the area of quantification in their lives here and later. We offer the entire spectrum of math subjects taught in local high schools. ln the near future we will be in- volved with Title I, which promises a much greater enhancement of our present ability to make available computers and other math aids for student development. The teacher's help is even better. Trying to solve the problem for yourself is always the best way. GETTING WDOWN WITH BUOKS gl Y ,.,, ,, ,. ,,,, , . VVV A , , , v! .', ' ' Kl' V VV V W Y M It HOME ECO UMIC Clothing Construction Occupational I-lealth Class I Alumina Food Preparation And Service The Home Economics Department prepares the young ladies for a dual role in a changing society of wage earning and homemaking. Course Offerings: Clothing Construction, Foods Cpreparing and servingl, Child Care and Development, Home and Apparel Arts ffor students to crochet and knit dresses and hatsb, Power Sewing classes fto prepare girls to work in garment factoriesj, Occupational Health Class, Qto prepare students to go into nursing workl, and Consumer Education. STUDE T SER VICE AI . Srmaiii MRS. BAUER, SCHOLARSHIP OFFICE: Let's Talk About College. RAR- HANDLER' ATEFNDANCE OFFICE' Were you at school? I MRS. WILLIAMS, WORK EXPERIENCE OFFICE: A Job Anyone? r1f1EiJ1tE5..DEAN S GFFICE Wham You' F I! I. I , , I - f .I I I I j V f ' W J,. , I 'I ?4 '-W' -'- ' W ' 5 f , M ,V,, I 'MY I I EIAI - 'I I I I MR. IAC KSON, CAREER OFFICE: Learn a Tradeg You Have It Made. MR, FOSTER, STUDENT ACTIVITIES OFFICE: Come ing the door is open. ' if Zf 3 Vs 5 'N fm ,. p-li? ,k,, Miss Josephine Spearman, principal of Manual Arts and Mr. Alvin Hayes, principal of Jefferson High, observe installation of PTA officers. ys., K- Man Radio Staff Bottom Row: D.J. Oscar Williams, Michael fliollywoodj jones, Laura fLadyj Lea, Jorge Bernardez, Top Row: Michael W. johnson, Charles Watson. l er e 1 MANUAL ART AWARD WINNER Rhonda K. Wilson Presidential classroom for young Americans Elaine Mallette Betty Crocker Winner rf.: 4' GOLD SEAL BEARERS Teresa Turnaga, Evelyn Carr, Burnadette Roberts, lris Stanley, Patricia Flowers BANK OF AMERICA AWARD WINNERS Teresa Turnage, Evelyn Carr, Bunadette Roberts, Elaine Mallette. S 1 ADAMS, BILLY R. VANESSA Futuiigfiflcareerz Secretary AQUILAR, MARIO ALEXANDER, MARILYN Future career: Fingerprint classifier ALLEN, LINDA Busmessettes Club Future ALLEN Band , Future BU CKNER , Pep Jo alism Futlistqare er: BU FFINGTO N, FTA , 1 1 th Future career: 111118 DONNA J. BULLOCK, , Activity Club, House of Reps. , Modern Dance Council ' BURCH QfFuture career: Secretary wlyietalic, Club ANDREW, 1ovvEL1,A,o.:::P1seeS Wmreeareef: Q 10th Grade C V , VH A ' :th Grade C Vfncil, BURKHARDT, Artisan , P- ,a - b BURNS, EDNA E. Future er: Psychologist V, , Future career AND s LULA Pe b, .Nursing emu: FTA, Dun Q il, Gir1's League Staff F F Career: Nurse career: OATEGUI at p A ASIGNS, senior N Basketball . .1 11' ' F WANDA R. +Pisee5 Team, Diaconians, Jo CSICBI' Coun- PkAries Health Future PKLQQ BATY, Drama Teanf QMajorettej Future slness ' House of CHA Future career: Cross 2 BIBLE, DEBRA Future Auto Industry Orclieqtra, H. R. Dance, CI-HSM, French-club Track Future career: Dag, ,,,, Care, Center wkscol-Pio 5kVir , Modgyn Dance Cl'lE61'1e3.deI', GAA, ', A DOI' Future Segretayy Future career: I ROBERTA D. BOZEMAN, ', u l ' ' ' REBA B. fFCancer Future career: A' - A ' Future LVN BRAXTON, IE DAVELL PkPisces BROOKS, FREED Pisces Bowling Club Future career: Fashion Designer BROOKS, VITRUVIUS Football, Basketball , Baseball, BROWN, DEBRA BROWN, TYSINE PkPisces Modern Dance, African Club 1 MARISA D. Future Pep Club, Drill team Tfack Future career? Teacher PlfLibra r: Computer Technician , WANDA fFScorpio COLLINS, LORRIE L. PlfPisces Pep Club 3, Future Career: Tea her fl V A ' Ia , , at Future DIAZ, DUPREE, MoNA Gymnastics, Future career: EDWARDS, Girl's League, Upward Bound Future career: EVANS, BEVERLY Girl's League, GAA, ward Bound Future career: Social EVANS, DEBORAH bkCancer Karate Club, 'Camera Club Future careerfi Probation Officer FARMER, WANDA Pl'Virgo Pep Club and Karate Club Future career: RN FEIMSTER, WILLIAM PFSagittarius Future career: CPA FENNELL, AUDREY YS agittarius Future career: Legal Secretary FENNEY, ANTHONY PlfVirgo Varsity. Gymnastics Futurefcareeri Commercial Art FINNETY, 'MICHAEL PFS agittarius Traclte'l e,a1m Future career: PE FITg 1 Cl-IERYL A. ,FCapricorn Arts Peligff rcub, 11th Grade Council, Stu , ' , Qg32abinet, Artisan j aff F- 'fg'Career: Medical I sistant ini :..,? s, JANET 'kCe eps. , Track Future Career: Business dent WW FLOWERS, PATRICIA :4fPisces Spanish, Science Club, Drill Team, Junior Achievement Future career: Medical Technician FORD, CALVIN 9FCancer Future career: Industrial Art FORD CAROLYN A. PkAries Future career: Secretary FORD, TOMMIE flfPisces ROTC FOREST, MATA PlfTaurus Marching Band, Nurse Club, African Club Future career: Dental Assistant FRANCIS, BEVERLY PkTaurus FTA, 11th Grade Council Future career: Stenographer FRANKLIN, DELBERT +Capricorn Future career: Construction FRANKLIN, MARGERET 9FGemini German Club Future career: Nurse FRANKLIN, REGINALD 'FAries FRIERSON, MICHAEL E. rscorpio Future career: Teacher FUERY, LEMUEL PlfLibra African Club, Band, Honor Roll, Knights Future career: Operating Room Tech. FULLER, SHARON fkScorpio House of Reps. , Pep Club Future career: Secretary GADSON, MARVA PFCancer Future career: Teacher GASTON, STEVEN Pl:Leo Basketball Future career: Physical Education MELA PFA uarius GATEWOOD, q Future career: Nursing RICHARD PFS agittarius GATEWOOD, 10th Grade Rep. , Track Future career: Electronics GIVENS, EVETTE 'FLeo .HR Reps. , Student Council Future career: Stenographer GLASS, APREL C. :kVirgo GOODALL, ALPHIA :kAquarius Future career: Probation Officer GOODWIN, NINA eFScorpio Band, B. K. F. , HR Reps. Future career: R. N. GONSALVES, MICHAEL :lfAquarius Future career: Draftsman GRADY, BRENDA f4fVirgo Businessettes, Journalism, Humane Society, Foreign Language Circle Future career: Teacher GRANT, JERRILYN rVirgo Future career: Court Reporter GRAY, SANDRA PlfLeo Businessettes, GAA Future career: Secretary GREAGOR, CHERRYL L. tVirgo Future career: Teacher of the Handi- capped GREEN, ALICE P. PFPisces Junior Achievement, German Club, Upward Bound Future career: Physical Therapist GREEN, INGRID D. 'kSagitarrius Bowling Club, German Club, Upward Bound, GAA Future career: Law GREEN, KATI-IYE 'FAquarius Assembly of Reps, 12th Grade Council, Debate Club, Presidents Form Journalism Club Future career: Teacher GREEN, SAVERIO PlfPisces Future career: Computer Programming GUTHRIE, ROSLYN tlfPisces Gymnastics, Cafeteria Worker Future career: Secretary HADLEY, RONDY fkTaurus Aeronautics Future career: Electrician HALL, PANCHITA :FTaurus HANLEY, DERA'LYNN PlfPisces Future career: Cosmotology HARDGE, LLOYD :ffLeo ROTC HARDY, BETTY PFLibra Nursing Club Future career: Nursing HARDY, IANCE 4'Leo Knights, CSF, Letterman, HR Reps Future career: Law HARPER, JULIUS 4fScorpio Basketball, Track Future career: Carpenter HARRIS, LINDA T. 9fCapricorn HR Reps Future career: Modeling HARRIS, MARK PlfAries B. K. F. Karate Future career: Computer Technology HARRIS, RANDELL 9KGemini Baseball Future career: Mechanic HARRISON, BERT 11th Grade Council H.AMILTON, HARVEY fFSagittarius HAUMON, GWENDOLYN :kLeo I-I. R. Reps. , Activity Board, 11th Grade Council Future career: Keypunch Operator HAWKINS, CARL PFVirgo Basketball Future career: Basketball HENDERSON, MARCUS Fuulre career: Telephone Technology HIGI-ITOWER, BERYL D. fSagittarius Choir, H. R. Reps. , Senior Cabinet Future career: Stenographer HILL, MATTIE flfAquarius CSF Future career: Physical therapy HOLCOMB, SHARI :FAquarius Future career: Nursing HOLMES, GLORIA PFScorpio Future career: Business HUBBARD, CAIREN D. Pl:Taurus BKF Karate, African Dance Club, Modern Dance, Pep Club Future career: Dancer HUCKABY, PATRICE PFLeo 11th Grade Council Future career: RN HUMPHRIES, CHARLES PFLeo Cross Country Future career: Architect HUNTER, ADRIENNE :ifScorpio Karate Club Hymes, Wesley 4fCapricorn Jr. Achievement ISAIAH, SASSONNE 9FAquarius Pep Club, Nursing, Club Future career: Doctor IVORY, WILLIE J. Future career: Postman JACKSON, BARBARA A. if Aquarius African Club Future career: Teacher JACKSON, BARBARA J. H'fGemini African Club, Jr. Achievement, Karate Club, Nursing Club Future career: Nursing JACKSON, DAVID PkPisces Men's Glee, African Club, Jr. Achieve- ment Future career: Teacher JACKSON, GILL :FGemini Gymnastics Future career: Graphic Arts JACKSON, PATRICIA PlfGemini Nursing Club Future career: Medical Assistant JACKSON, SHARLETTE D. PFGemini Nursing Club Future career: Nurse JAMES , CORNELIA 9FLeo Future career: Business JOHNSON, BRUCE E. PFScorpio ROTC Future career: Law Enforcement JOHNSON, DINAH :FLeo Future career: Management JOHNSON, GLENDA S. PFLibra Journalism Club Future career: Teacher JOHNSON, MICHAEL PlfCancer Art Production JOHNSON, ZACHARENE Jr. Achievement Future career: Keypunch Operator JOHNSON, ZILLIE 'lfCancer Pep Club, Squirettes Future career: Home economics JONES, ARTNEY M. Pl:Cancer Band, Modern Dance Future career: Undertaker JONES , DENISE PlfCapricorn JONES , ERNEST Basketball Future career: Historian JONES, MICHAEL E. ifTaurus Drama Club, African Club, Artisan Staff Future career: Entertainer JONES, MICHAEL W. P4fPisces Knights, Photography, African Club, Journalism Future career: Law Enforcement JONES, STANLEY f4fAquarius JONES, TIMOTHY Cross country, Track JONES, YOLANDA 9FScorpio Drill Team, Businessettes Future career: Secretary JORDAN, ALISA PFScorpio Pep Club Future career: Computers f Grade , rf I 1 A WI aconians, ':Future career: Future career: KENNEDY , Modern Dance Future c eer: Cosmotology Club, Student Body Cabinet, KENNE ', SANDRA 'kCapricorn I CSF I Mode Ij ance Future,,careeii?lNurse Future efareer: College PAYNE, ROSIE KIDD, PEGGY PFCapricorn GAA Qe1uu journalism Club, Pep Club Future career: Business I Future career: Nurse Future PERRY, DONNA P'fCapricorn KING, -CHARLES mquanus Mc ELRA POWELL, KATHY :ALMA Swim Team HR Reps. , Drama Tennis E117-'Ure Cainer! AViat01' Club, 't 'Future career: Business KNIGHTEN, TERRIE fkC'ancer Future career: , POWELL, MALCOLM skscorpio Pep Club uules Mc FARLAND, 'stgowling Club Future CaTe31f?:L9fYIflf?T PSP Club Future career: Electronics Technician , DAV W'VirSO Fuwf-w er: PORTER, CYNTHIA E. r. I, ,.L ,, H , Tri-S,VV Bee Football, Swimming Team Bowling Future career: Dental Ass't. PRESCOTT, S.A. HkCapricorn Future : ' LA COUNT, FRANKIE fFAquarius Future career: Dental FU-fllfe C9-reef: Welder MC KINZNEYI DEI-CRES career Soc1a1 Worker MA ' LAKES, TOMMY armies SFTA, GAA, Bowling club, RION rcapucom Band, Science Club, Spanish Club, 1 FU.tl11?C!5rCa.I'eEI'I Dental Asst. Club, Karate Knights I MC NAIR, RICHARD DFL' Future career: Performer 5g2g5,jfFootball v1GNE freeman: by ,,,, Mc. ILLAN, JOE PkSagitta ' , Clee, Pep' Club ing Club ' V, Mother ull' ek Fu e career: Social Worker A re career: Law if 1 Capricedhfu ga BELTNDA 'fffaurus ri I JOORE, PATRICIA J. teamTmHR RQPS- f Senim' uture career: Nursing Future geier: Airline Stewardess APEX QUINN, DENNIS flfLeo Future career: worker Basketball, Baseball, Knights LEE, MARTHA M. W'kSag'll'E2.riuS Future career: Accountirrge I M Student Body Cabinet, Debate Squad, Future ON, FRANKIE tAquarius if Leagu-Q: Modern Dance MORGAN Pe 'iil 'A lm I IIFufl1!ei'career: Business Administrator Glee I. V I I , ' MC5Qreer: Nurse C' J AMELIA ' ,I 'R t w H flfLeo I Team, Majorette, Student Body f' V rf Counsel I ri I Cabinet ,,,,,, ,,,, , Boar ' rtl f Future career: Business Administrator I Future career: Physieel Therapist Staff, RAZOR, LENDA rseerpie :ia , N W its' LEWIS, JANET Future Private Pep Club, Gir1's Glee Latin Club, Pep Club, i':f 11th Grade Future career: Nurse I Council, 12th Grade Council REDDICK, LINDA PlfLeo Q p I Fumremerareerfroenfisry REED, FREDERICK PkSagittarius ii A ,,, ' ' , Future career: Welder H. R. Reps., House of 355. Pep , HR Reps. ,.I: REEVES, CARLTON PFLeo Futurecareer: Computer grammer FHUH6 career: Banking HR Rep. IDGAN, JEANETITE asa A 'ue NAULLS, MARK A-ItArieS REID, DORBEN rvirge Drill Team, Journalism BOYS Court, HR REPS , IV Basketball African Club, wling , ,, : I Artisan Future career Business Future Career I ' ,..,,,.', I VV,, , fff j ,EI I fs Zlgf LUCAS L e Iautra R ' - be Tenms, Businessettes Career S Future career Housewife BRE V r MACKEY, JOHN XAQUQTIUS career M Serwowwi RI RIS mln: Football, track F J' iz WU? Qbate Tea 1s, Nurse s Clu MALLETTE, +Cancer career wie 0i1lQZ '? wma Future ca Drama cl G s F GAA, Student DEBFW :rw A we Ko rf NADETTE :Gemnn are Is, ,dgliuture reer Corporation Lawyer careey Vg, X E31 A acoman Society Q Wafer W3 Q if i t eeee 1, nnr r Ierc 'te I -'- tf' ff' 'e,,', ft't ' ' if , : I . Ay F E I : . V sf 1 P :Ng ig ,L M 7 e v , i M 1 1 R f 1 A ff Aw ew' ,A-Yr, r ,M V , Le I f A I , I ' I . P' I W , 1 . ,K I 1.5, , . W .V I , . H Ixgif, L : ' :.,, II I - I, I I VT ,.. A :N ' Z VAWVV V u : I , V A , . if 5 K5 ,, - ,F I 5 A A III I I 'ra I , I I I . I, rf W ,W v,,I,g,f M K, f,,, 'ws Vkky- I f : : y ,,?f,vVf:iiL.:7 . . . ' ' . ' ' ' ' ' ' I ' -,,' ' - III A , ' Body C inet I : :: ',b, CSS, German Club, I . ' I ' - ' 4 .ff ' fi I fi H I A I e-: I ' ' Ie, A I A ,, 7, 5' if I X KW w t i f 'f f 5 i ' Z ,J 1' ffyia- f fe 5 :A gt V was f My Q get? I I ,ew Ay A in :Q r 5 ,Il te 'fi f 6 ' '43 1 gr. W 15 5 -H df W i WZ: W 'W My ye fi gin gk ,fr A 1: an W 1 fa ff A V 4' W My ' : , 1 I: I I I I ::'e Future career: Pediatrician ROBERTS, JAMES I.. Upward Bound, Basketball Team Future career: Music ROBINSON, ROSALYN GAA, Peip Club, Girls' Basketball and Basebal Future career: Dental Assistant ROBINSON, VICTORIA :lfLeo ROBINSON, WANDA :FPisces 10th Grade Council, Pep Club, 11th Grade Council, Sr. Council Future career: Business Adminstration ROBBINS, VERNETTE fFVirgo Pep Club Future career: Business Secretary ROGERS , ERNEST :YfLibra Explorers ROSBY, SHARON :ifVirgo Future career: Teacher Ross, DARELL J. 11th Grade Council, Football, Track ROUX, THERESA Plfliibra Future career: Teacher SAMS, CHARNETTA :FCancer Health Occu. Club Future career: RN SANDERS, BRENDA :ifGemini HR Reps. Future career: Nursing SAUTAVA, WALTER Future career: Lab Technician SCOTT, WILLIE :FAries ROTC, Jazz Workshop Future career: Music SIMS, FRANKIE 'FAquarius Future career: Keypunch Operator SKIFFIER, ALFREDA :kLibra Fut11re career: Book Keeper SNHTH, HOUSTON C. PkVirgo Future career: PE Teacher SMITH, ALMARY :kCancer Future career: Social Worker SMITH, DELORES, :FLeo Drama, 11th grade council, Diaconian Society, 12th Grade Council Future career: Teacher SMITH, JOHN :kSagittarius Basketball Future career: Carpentry SMITH, LINDA Tennis, GAA Future career: Modeling SMITH, ROBERTA :lsScorpio Future career: Secretary SMITH, SHARON L. :4fPisces Tri-S, Girl's League, Helath Occu. , Pep Club Future career: RN SOIDMON, CALVIN :FCancer Karate SHORT, ALBERT III :FTaurus Future career: Policeman SOWELL, JANICE 'FCancer Future career: Nurse SPANN, STEPHEN ,Sagittarius Football Future career: Auto Mechanics SPENCE, DEBRA 'lfAries Pep Club, Squirettes, GAA Future career: Fashion Design STANLEY, IRIS :lfAquarius Track, Bowling, Senior Cabinet, APEX Future career: Legal Secretary STAPLES, NATHANIEL :kGemini Bowling Future career: Business STARKS, THERESA :FAquarius Pep Club STARNES, PERRY 9fCapricorn Football, Baseball Future career: Sports STARR, DANNY :FGemini Future career: Draftsman ST. CYR, CATHY M. :lfLeo Diaconian Society, Nursing Club, Debate Team, Tennis Future career: Doctor STEPHENS, SHARON :kLeo STEPTOE, GREGORY :FAries Gymnastics Future career: Electronics Technician STEWART, AUDREY tLeo Future career: Teacher STILES, BERNARD 9fScorpio A. B. S. , Track, Tennis Future career: Draftsman STOKES, DEBRA L. :'fLibra Track, Band, Art Production, Artisan Staff Future career: RN STOKES , MICHAEL :Sagittarius Drama, 'African Dance, Cheerleader, ROTC Future career: Acting STOVALL, NATALIE Future career: Accountant STROUD, EARL :lfCancer Football, Knights Future career: Electric Technician SULLIVAN, GERRY 'FAquarius Future career: Social Scientist SURRY, MARGARET :FPisces Diaconians Future career: RN SWANSON, PATRICIA 'FSagittarius Pep Club, Debate Team, Tennis, Nurs- ing Club Future career: RN SWOFFORD, IAVERN tFCapricorn Future career: Lawyer ' TANNIEHILL, BRENDA K. 4fCapricorn Diaconians, Society, CSF, Assembly of Reps. , Spanish Club Future career: Psychologist TARVER, INEZ :FPisces Speech, Dance Future career: Social Worker TATE, DEBORAH L. 'lfSagittarius Science Club, Businessettes, Pep Club, Modern Dance, Artisan Staff Future career: Legal Secretary TAVARES, MARK :'FPisces Football THOMAS , ERMA 'lfSagittarius Girl's League, Pep Club Future career: Office work THOMPSON, MARTHA PtGemini Futurecareer: Nurse TOLBERT, DENNIS PkAries ROTC Future career: Army TURNAGE, TERESSA :FAquarius Businessettes Future career: Court Reporter TYRRELL, MARITZA :4fGemini CSF, Pep Club, Diaconian Society, Nursing Club Future career: Special Education Teacher WADE, VELMA 11th Grade Council Future career: Court Reporter WALKER, AUDREY :kLeo Future career: Dentistry WALKER, PHILLIP Football, Track WALTER, VANESSA PVI'aurus Pep Club, HR Reps. Future: career: Airline Stewardess WARE, JACKIE :FLeo Drill Team Future career: Secretary WASHGITON, ANDREA 'l'Leo Future career: IBM Operator ',,' , J WASHINGTON, CHAR LES :FSagittarius Future career: Computer Programmer WASHINGTON, DAVID :kCapricorn Future career: Drawing WASHINGTON, LESLIE 'fI.ibra Girl's League, Pep Club, HR Reps. Future career: Psychology WASHINGTON, LORENZO Future career: Teacher WATSON, WALTER :lfTaurus Basketball, Baseball WAYNE, TIMOTHY :tScorpio Future career: Electronics engineer WEEDEN, PAT :lfLibra Pep Club Future career: Nursing WILI-IITE, DARWIN :FVirgo Future career: Custodian WILLIAMS, LUERETHA :ifLeo Future career: Computer Programmer WILLIAMS, LYNETTE PkCancer Artisan Staff, Pep Club Future career: Parole Officer WILLIAMS, PAMELA 'kTaurus Girl's League, Student Body Cabinet, 12th Grade Council, German Club Future career: Secretary WILLIAMS, Pl-IYLISS :lfScorpio Pep Club, Girl's League Future career: Bank Accountant WILSON, RHONDA K. :kCancer 10th Grade Council, 11th Grade Coun- cil, Diaconian Society, CSF Fumre career: Lawyer WILSON, RHONDA L. 7kCapricorn Future career: Vocalist WRIGHT, DONNA :lfScorpio FTA, Drill Team YOUNG, VANESSA Future career: RN YOUNGBIJOOD, PATRICIA Journalism Future career: Business Get On Black Boy To a white man, black boy, Your color is dead. Your hands should be roughg You do what the master says Get on black boy. Get yourself together. If you don't do it now, You'll be discriminated Against forever. Black is beautiful Black is bold Black is together Black has soul lf you believe that, You're a true black boy You can't be pushed arotuid Like a little black toy. Luella Barnett EXPRESS Freedom You don't describe it lt just can't be done: Freedom for all and not just one. Freedom comes naturally just like time: It can't be described within a few lines. Being free is being yourself. You can't be free by being someone else. by Martha Lee Bless Me With Take away the pain that haunts my heart Erase away the hurt that fills my mind Give me the missing parts of the love l cannot find. Teach me the way of love, and let love lead my way. Gift me with a strong mind that won't lead me wrong. Bless me with those actions that will carry me on and on and on. by Natalie Stovall ON '74 Happiness ls. . . something that we all share something that fills the air neither War nor despair someone who really cares not being sad or melancholy a mother Who said, Your father's not dead. a child with a toy a little girl with a boy a strong political system one with realism two people in love someone Who cares up above. by Darell J. Ross Black ls Beautiful Black is beautiful is what many people say. You hear itfrom day to day. Haiku The earth's filled with places Where there's all kinds of human races That's how God sees faces , by Hubbard Martin The Weeping Willow Drooping branches to shed tears Flimsy she appears Donna Anderson Your Last Step Counts Birth is your first step Living and loving come next Death is your last step Brenda Grady As I see the frogs Leaping on the lily pads They are full of freedom Debra Lynn Fennell An infertile egg That waits to become fertile soon Becomes a life of the image Janis Williams If Black is so beautiful, Why do Blacks kill their brothers? I thought Blacks are supposed to love one another. Sometimes you can't walk the streets at night For there may lurk a Black so-called brother Wanting to fight. Blacks try to influence the other races, But sooner or later, we will leave no traces! All of us may be dead, you see. . . . Some Blacks go to parties and turn them out Then the streets they Walk about Or, kicked out of their homes to roam the streets Threatening everyone they meet. lf Black is so beautiful, prove it to me! Then Love, Peace, and Happiness will set us free. by Judy Buffingt on JL Janet Alfafara Home Economic stas Bud Morrison Student Services Asst. Principal 5 , Katie Kaufman Ted Bennett Rita Morgan Reading Social Studies Clerk Typist Congratulation to the SHA GA A WAKIMBEE Jos ephine Spearman Ruth Ross Jerold Friedman Bud Morrison Patrick De Santis To: Lady Yolanda McCoy fTaurusJ If you streak through '75 like you did through '74, You'll streak right past the college steps, right through the college door! Qsmileb So keep on keeping on. Good luck and lots of LOVE! CONGRATULATIONS I-IOM EROOM 17 I' fi , X K5 C V LVP3 j I at S .6-UM'-X V f ya! I . rf-it ee- Gslldflk. Lien' if Slew Qatlkhv ,p MCNWI ,gmgvffww M ,D dd, C ' a d I Hfwwaf ommy a y raig n NN T qt LEM gym! Taneda says: ,as mfg I gwaa rata mfffyf mmm s ' K Debra by-oitmavo ,nk QjJA7j01HWM Me Too! it ff -J ' 3:2 vj,f', Cf Jf 'nflff' dmdi an ,K -- gfwtzlvi. L,ffff4.,fA5'?.,' -JJ-X ff? ED BORQUEZ MON-SUN 10-7 rw X IX ff , r My MR. ED is Pharmacy f A521171 maceaaaf , , DRUGS ' SUNDRIES - WEARING APPAREL :Jw MQW 75145-iii' 'SCC LIQUOR . BEER Q WINE M my 1017 West Santa Barbara Avenue - Phone 735-1414 Xp Mg j A Los Angeles, Calif. 90037 For Refills 735-1487 il 'f f.,i..x. r.,..x,.a S Xxwy OD 7 UiM.5,,4,,, X HC,i1n.-, QW,-J M111 Dannie Gudfut James Keep on Buggin I dedicate this to the only I person I've ever loved G.P. , Q The sweetest and the most considerate person I've ever P had the pleasure to meet. And to my fellow Class mates HSHANGANA WAKIMBEESH I Want to bid a fond farewell. l PEACE, LOVE AND HAPPINESS be with you always. With all my love, I Michael Eugene jones GOOD LUCK A FRIEND CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISI-IES SUCCESS IN THE FUTURE CATHIE MCINTYRE - LEONARD SUGAR CLASS SPONSORS I-Iomeroom 286--Mrs. Davenport The F's with a sprinkling of G's Pearl Frazier-Short Stuff Linda Finney-Sweet Tweet Karen Foster-Lil Bit Patricia Francis-Tweedy Mama Joyce Brown-Giggles Brown Ne Ne Fuller Chi-lite Gant Ralph Franklin-The Foot Phil Frierson-Sweet Phil Chris Uohn Waynej Fennell Pilly Willy never Worked, never will-Sir Frazier Preston Foster-Hit Man Larry fC artoonj Gains Ronald Finnels-The Little Roman Glen Flowers-Mr. Flowers Dary Felder-The King of Players, Player of 1974-1976 Anna Facey Frankie I. Fuston-Hot Dog Sylvester Fulton Eldwin Franklin George Fisher Karen Florence-Florence Knight Gale Beverly Jean Gage-B. J. Devemay Flowers Cecily Foster fCessj 173 CONGRATU LAT IONS! y LE ON'S ffkwy' CA TERING Migfiiifiii if aww 3 f1,N5fO..w 5 QW Q15 Q 'ye einem-W J' ,fl sa WX. S Ng I 5f'i e'I JS Qti nmurlf I I Qi., Apiawumu ocIe'79 HRQ971 E-H-encle. Looe-PQU-C615 PP' ef To .We mqldg -+ouiCl'S Ilfjsiw ,. A A 1 ,fa N N - s f The baddest 67 Chevy at Manual Arts High during the year of 73-74 , David Ellerson, a member of the Majestic Ones of the class of 74 , is the lucky owner of this fabulous car. Pre sldent. Percle Sponsors: Aaron G. Moretzsky and Ethel I. Turner Color: Powder Blue and Gray DNGRATULATIONS '74FROM THE WAZUR wg J. - , -CRN, I 5 jg H I Lynn Washington I WENYE FAHARI b , ,. 17 tl 'lia Campbell Chester Bullock Dorsey Lee Burns Ir. Robeter Caldwell Pamela Cardwell James Burnadette Linda Byrd o, y Q fr ee-l M-.. ff ,lloo L g My gg, 3 V Q, L' , K ,r l pi 'W L l e -, Q L if . - -f .... v L x ls. ,A+ L , T'Z'3f ,W-ff-A fl' A - . , ' ' A '4 X 1 V I I .,., . ,IV J :,V Lk y all Ak K' ar -....- -ks., fri: in I Vkrg, H. Q f V' A no my 4 my A LN .1 4 Q W ' rey Cavlin Phyllis Bivach Ellis Carter Felicia Bryant Tyrone Carver Michelle Cason Levie Cater :land Campbell Lavenn Burns Leona Carter Mrs. Cynthya Hubley Mrs. Hudley' s Home Room 175 .5f11gff:,I V X 'Y 4 W ll Q . if Y In qlll' Qeggp -A W E5 Q STUDIOS , 2 + 'f -g 1,7 K ii., ww., whim 'nwmzlfleo'-5 .A ft ,, , L .I A .M,,,,aae3gf-'fQvw, ,WWA ,am x A .aw ' x 'ilk 'W 1-HQ ig-Q mf' -cd, A if Q 1 fix mm, 47 Q V 52, 1 f ,..,f - 4 ' A L W ' wf im f ww M U '96- 'swf ff' ' ly k . W , . , 'fa f .f . -f ff ' vw f .Mt 1-hs MRL CLAUDE MICHEA 1946-1974 Mr. Claude Michea, science teacher and former horticulture teacher here at Manual, retired in january, 1974. I-Ie will be missed by many teachers and students. Mr. Michea's last teaching assignment was biology and health. He was born in Florence, Arizona, where he attended both elementary and high school. He was activie in all sports ex- . cept football since there was no team fielded until a few years later. He was also active in school government, yearbook, and drama. . Mr. Michea attended Arizona State Teachers College at Tempe for two years, lettering in track and basketball. He continued college at University of Arizona at Tucson, at the same time teaching during the regular season, with college classes in summer school. He completed his master's degree at U. S.C. , also during summer school. Mr. Michea started his first teaching job near Phoenix for a year, then taught for 15 years as elementary principal and eighth grade teacher in Ray, Arizona. He totaled 16 years teaching from 1928-1944. Toward the end of the war, he and his family moved to National City, where he taught biology at Sweetwater High for a year and a half. He moved next to Los Angeles and taught at Manual for the next 28 years. 11946-1974i Starling at mid-term at Manual, he taught biology in the Science Department. In 1947 and 1949, he was a sponsor for two senior graduafjng classes. About 1950 the agriculture in- structor retired and Mr. Michea asked to be given the job al- though he had to pick up his horticulutre training as he ,gwent along, with workshops, institures, etc. The classes weareally home gardening or ornamental horticultre. During those early years in gardening, there was considerable space for the planting and growing of flowers and vegetables. The program was a full five-class day. As Went on, Manual had classes in floriculture for girls isiferested in flowers, corsage making, arranging flowers,f etc. .3 79-v Mr. Michea was given a place in the Office for several years, but gave that up since hejieeded all his time in the garden area. As time passed andfiiiings changed, the gardening space diminished, until the gardening area was reduced to only the spacepin Business Building. Enrollment in classes dwindled three years ago, the agriculture classes were closed. At this time he returned to the teaching of life science and then finally to biolgyo. Mr. Michea spent many full and enjoyable years at Manual and most particularly found much pleasure in working outdoors in the gardening endeavors of the school. Mr. Michea says he only hopes that our young people try to realize their full potential and make use of the opportunity which is theirs for the taking. Mr. Michea has four children: Robert and Kathy Qtwinsj and Judy, who is married. His wife, Signa, retired from teaching kindergarten. The students today will miss you very much, Mr. Michea, for all you conu-ibuted to their school. 1 A ARTISAN STAFF Cherylann Fitten Lowella Andrew La.Nita Williams Senior Editor Senior Editor Senior Editor Michael E. jones Linda Martin Gregory Gayles Financial Manager Editor-in-Chief' Sports Editor Deborah Lewis Cheryl Lewis Diane Bell Photographer Undergraduate Editor Undefgfaduale Fdif01' Luella Barnett Leslie Washington Doreen Reid Undergraduate Editor Club Editor Curriculum Editor ' EDITORS ' F cle cia Brown Bre nd a Bern ard E Debra Darby Everett Huckaby 1973- 74 Natalyn Allen Terry Be more Nathaniel Staples Cindy Buffingwn 1 Brenda Grady Julius Harper Belinda Lee Debra Tate STAFF N D A- J 1 Aubrey Walker Agnes Curtis Sponsor 5 Le mvel Fue ry wi A Han-1et Bames Dexter Williams Q? it Amta Buckner Q RTISAN S L WORK, fm! v I 1 3 1 3 4 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 E V 1 5 Q i 4 I 4 1 Q1