Manual High School - Builder Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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RUSS I ., 0 In Tm-if Miss Nanozi L. Curt A V J. J. H. ANDERSEN Junior Auto Mechanics EILEEN ANDERSON F0mlsfR. T. I. CHAS. A. BARRETT Printing-Mathematics C. FRANK BEVANS Social Science JOHN BOOY Sheet Metal EDWARDELNE BRACK- ' ' ENBURY Secretary to H. H. Coxen WALLACE BRINTON Carpentry MAYNOR D. BROCK Chemistry-Botany HARVEY A. BROWN Band-Orchestra CALLIE B. CAMPBELL Textiles-R. T. I,-Needle work H. B. CAMPBELL Drafting I HERBERT V. C M - BELL Metal R. T. I. ELENORE K. CANNY Physical Education NANON L. CARR English LLOYD H. CHANCEL- LOR R. T. I,-Comnuwcial Art 'Y Page 'TH'

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A l ix X-Z, l N4 Manual High and Vocational School is a unique institution builded upon the foundations of three separate schools. Many successful citizens of Kansas City speak with pride and appreciation of the training which they received as students in these schools. We, the faculty of the new and enlarged institution, feel keenly our responsibilities for making even a larger contribution to the students with Whom We Work. On all sides We hear about the results of the depression, unemploy- ment and lack of opportunity for youth. In my position as industrial co-ordinator, I come in close Contact with employees, and I feel that our Students need feel no fear of the future if they apply themselves to the training program which is offered at Manual High and Vocational School. My chief difficulties lie, not in finding jobs for boys and girls, but rather in finding boys and girls who have applied themselves seriously to the task of preparing themselves for employment. Hardly a Week goes by that some employer does not telephone me that he has one or more of our graduates in his employ, and that they are so satisfactory that he wants another boy or girl whom We can recommend. I look forward to the coming years with the utmost confidence for the success of Manual High and Vocational School, as I have faith to believe that our students will rise to the occasion, prepare themselves Well in their chosen vocations, and then go out to reflect glory and credit to the institution which trained them. Sincerely, H. H. COXEN, Co-ordinator Page Ninn

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ZULA CHASE Shorthand--Typewriting ELIZABETH CRAWLEY Attenalaxncv Clex k MARGUERITE DAVIS Librarian MARION DAY English-Newswriting CHARLES STEWART DIXON Mathematics DELLA E. DRAKE Latin-English NINA A. DRAKE Spanish!-English History GLENN DUNCAN -tp oodwork-Drafting X!! , MARY ELLA DWIGHT ' Music NELLE ECKLES Dressmakinpr C. C. FAIRCHILD Speech-Physiugmphy EFFIE FARNSWORTH Dressnmking W. M. FARRELL Auto Mc-vhaxnics MILLAR11 M. FOWLER Printing Il, T. I- PRISCILLA 13, FHANZ Covunxercizzl Art gl W lfl4'4'1'1r 4-A Q- f '?- -as, Q ' n Jr, 'Dh-