Mechanic Arts High School - Artisan Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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MECHANIC APJ5 HIGH SCHOOL BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS 1931-EDITORIAL STAFF-1932 Hlliffll'-ill-f'll'i1'-fl lilmixlzn N. Sxwrll, '32 ,llunrlyinfj lfllfflll' v 7 , .,, lloxxm N. Ixllzlilhxxn, 0 If11.vinf'sx .llun1l11r'r 1'11.xl:1,lcs R. S1'111'1:.x1:'r11, '32 '1ff1'I'1Il lj Iu'1Iifor ,-l1Ir1'l'fi.winy .llrlnflyvr M. Mrlmolv, '32 -Iullx MI'Ill'llY, 'IIZ3 Stuff .lssisfunf lmx.x1,n f1UI.l'1'l'S, 'HIE Al'IS'lIl'Zl'IA'I'IUN Thr' A1'fi.wr1n Stull' wislws to 4-Xpress its Silli'Q'I'l' :1ppx'0ciz1ti im flu- lll'llb 1'0c'viVcd during the your frmn M1-ssrs. Hlxill, Uoughlin lb ily, Ginn, I1-mms, Knapp, Nichols, and Yam llnm. R UAH

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ARTISAN STAFF

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x fs run Ali'I'lS'A N Y it' T ' ' ' Htl: t 4 .lull A QUARTER CENTURY WITH THE ARTISAN 'l'went,v-tive -vears ago-in liltltiithe tirst Arfiswrm was pub- lished by students ol' the Met-hanie Arts lligh School. VVitl1 ll. M. Ilavis. '06, as lflditor-in-1'hiet', working under the direction of Mr. llanson, the Iirst number, containing but twelve pages. was issued. lt is to S. ll. llubbard, '06, that we are indebted lor the very appropriate name, The .lrfi.w1nf. The Arti.wuu, now celebrating its twenty-fifth birthday, is no longer an infant. The present issue is over six times the size ol' that tirst attempt. Twenty-tive years is a long time, even for a school paper. Many famous men have passed through the portals of this in- stitution in that time. A great war has rocked the nations, and men from llleehanie Arts lligh School have given their all for their eountr.v's cause: but still The Artisan lives on. It is not the possession ol' one class or divisiong it is the living spirit of the sehool and all that it stands for. 'It is not a ease ot' Will you support the sehool paper? You mu-sf support it! There is always opportunity for improve- ment, and if we inteml to hold or improve upon our standard for another twenty-live years, it is up to you students to Set the pare now! M. MQLEQD, '32, Everybody knows the first principles in gardening-weeding, pruning, watering. cultivating, killing oti' natural enemies, and em-ouraging natural advantages. Life is equally simple: the rules are known to everyone: industry, fairness, economy. bring good results: idleness, earelessness, diseourtesy, unfairness, bring had results. Why. then, do so many people persist in the wrong plan? In gardening, no one cultivates weeds!