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

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Free Speech is Sacred Without free speech no search for truth is possibleg without free speech no discovery of truth is usefulg Without free speech progress is checked and the nations no longer march forward toward the nobler life which the future holds for men. Better a thousandfold abuse of free speech than denial of free speech. The abuse dies in a day, but the denial slays the life of a people and entombs the hope of the race.-Brandlaugh. 1 ' True Politeness The spirit of politeness is a certain attention to contrive that by our Words and manners, others may be pleased with us and with themselves. ,li It has been said that there are two kinds of men: Those Whom you can trust and those who agree with everything you say. ll- He has Won success who can do his work Without supervision. Books are the treasured wealth of the World.-David Thoreau. To do all the good one can, To love liberty above everything And even if it be for a kingdom, Never to betray truth. -Beethoven. Page Eighty-nine

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rienos an ell-'dlllisbcrs Following is a statement of endorsment from prominent citizens and officials whose names are printed below and who have assisted us in getting out this Annual: To the Principal and Student Body, . Maple Avenue High School: ' We congratulate you on the good Work being done in the Maple Avenue Evening School. An opportunity such as is presented in that school forthe Worker, during his spare evening hours, to add to his know- ledge and skill, is a golden one and the results are certain to- be of great value both to the worker and the community. The new plan for trade extension with day classes where those learn- ing trades may come for a part time technical education is undoubtedly a splendid one. I May continued success be yours: . FRANK R. WILLIS, Judge of the Superior Court ELLIOT CRAIG, .Judge of the Superior Court JOHN W. SUMMERFIELD, Judge of the Superior Court GEORGE E. CRYER, Mayor of Los Angeles JOHN W. SHENK, Judge of the Superior Court FRANK E. wooDLEY, Supervisor of Los Angeles County L. II. VALENTINE, Judge of the Superior Court EQJ. DELOREY, Commissioner of Public Works JOHN M. YORK, 1 Judge of the Superior Court Jon GRAII., Attorney WM. I. TRAEGER, Sheriff, Los Angeles County WILLIAM C. DORAN, Judge of 'the Superior Court DAVID B. LYONS, Registrar of Voters SIDNEY, N. REEVE, p Judge of the Superior Court LOUIS D. OAKS, Chief of Police LESLIE R. I-IEWITT, Judge of the Superior Court E. F. BOGARDUS, Member Board of Public Utilities Page Ninety-one