Maple Avenue Evening High School - Progress Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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A TRIBUTE E, the Executive Committee of the Student Body of the Maple Avenue High School, having full power and authority, are moved by the spirit to demand and insist upon being granted this one page on behalf of the members of the faculty and student body fora the recording of feelings that fill our hearts and demand expression. We are willing to grant you Mr. Editor, and the Principal, full range and freedom, unhampered and unrestricted, in the matter of what is printed elsewhere in this Annual but this contribution we insist upon being printed as is without censoring, alteration or blue-penciling in any least parti- cu ar. . Lucy J. Hummel, Sect'y. For the Committee. TO OUR PRINCIPAL O our beloved Principal, Sadie C. Atherton, upon the acceptance of the position of honor and responsibility to which you have recently been appointed by the Board of Education of this great city, we prof- fer sincere congratulations and best wishes for success. To be selected out of the large body of almost 5000 teachers of this city to fill the high position of Supervisor of Trade Extension Training is, indeed, no small honor but we feel that it is one well deserved and that the Board of Education is fortunate in securing the services of one so pre- eminently qualified for the position. We have watched your work in this school and have marveled at the manner in which you overcame all difficulties and the tact, courtesy and diplomacy you have exercised at all times. Only those on the ground know the peculiar circumstances that have surrounded the work here- and what tact and resourcefulness has been required to coordinate the various elements and overcome the many difficulties. Your devotion and untiring zeal, your self sacrifice, courtesy, under- standing and kind helpfulness, has won our hearts. Always fair, always pleasant and always able to find a way to surmount all obstacles, you have inspired us and challenged our admiration. No faculty ever had a fairer or more inspiring principal and no body of students was ever presided over by one who took a deeper interest in their progress and welfare. We take this opportunity to pledge you our fullest support and loyalty and to wish you all success in your new position. ' Cordially and sincerely yours, Unanimously by the Faculty and Student Body, Howard B. Berry, President.

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Faculty of the School JOHN C. ABBOTT Architectural Drafting Dept. HOWARD B. BERRY Architectural Drafting Steam Sz Elect. Engineering. HARRY CONNIAR Vulcanizing. DANIEL G. DAVIES Welding and Cutting. HOMER P. EARLE Spanish. AUGUST FLAM Mechanical Drawing. Shop Mathematics. SARAH JANET GRANT Commercial Art. HARRY E. GROSS Orchestra. Stuclent Bociy L. B. MacNITT, Architect'l. Drafting Dept. BESSIE FARLEY, Art. CHAS. W. RICE, Auto Electrics. ARTHUR E. OLSON, A Dramatics. J. RHYNARD, Electricity. JOS. G. HARDY, Mechanical Drafting. MICHAEL WILDE, KATHERINE HAGER Sewing and Designing. WILLIAM HART Sheet Metal Shop. Sheet Metal Pattern Drafting LUCY J. HUMMEL Dramatics :Sz Oral Expression. HARRY M. KOONS Jewelry. RALPH A. McMULLEN Plumbing. MAMIE PFAFFENBERGER Millinery. G. RICHARD WOLFE Electricity. GUY E. WRIGHT Auto Electrics. Committee ALBERT L. PORTER, Plumbing-Lead. L. S. ADAMS, 'Plumbing-Angle Meas. MRS. ELLA STIMSON, Sewing, Costume Design. H. G. CARLETON, Sheet Metal Shop. J. F. PALMER, Sheet Metal Pattern Dftg. C. H. McROBERTS, Spanish, ASA C. MARSHALL, Jewelry. Sta. Engineering. FLOY STAFFORD, HARRY CONNIAR, Millinery. Vulcanizing. W. HAYES, H. SOLLIE, Orchestra. Welding fOxy-acetylenej. HOWARD B. BERRY, President. LUCY J. HUMMEL, Secretary DAN'L. G. DAVIES, Treasurer.