Manual High School - Thunderbolt Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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M . HE TH U N DERBQLT Miss EDNA A. RHEN Commercial Subjects RW MR. T. G. SIEVIERS Industrial Arts Miss SARAH STINSON Art Art Sponsor of Annual NINLTEEN HUNDRED THIRTY-TWO MRS. ELEANOR KINOSLEY SWIQDLOW English Mathematics Debate Club MR. R. IDRIS THOMAS Art Senior Class Sponsor MISS EVELEEN WELPTON Social Science Ixxtarlons Junior Class Sponsor MR. CHARLES F. WILLSEA Industrial Arts Junior Class Sponsor If MRS. MILDRED L. LEISENRING MISS MINNIE E. THOMPSON l ' ' ' fa fy. of X T 4. ,f Page fbi em

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THE..lE.l.Ei.MR,?a.E5Q?LT Left to right: Leland Gross, Eleanor Sandberg, John Crichton. HEAD COWGIRL The Thunderbolt M Ranch greatly appreciated the sincere service of its head cow- girl, Eleanore Sandberg. Wherever assistance was needed, Eleanore was always ready with a helping hand to do her best for the ranch. She was prominent in affairs of the Girls' League and was president of the Girls' Pep Club T. N. T. In that capacity her ready ability and willingness to work spelled success. At the three ranches which Eleanore attended, Columbine, Cole, and Manual, she was elected head cowgirl. Very often her name was emblazoned at the head of a com- mittee or an entertainment. May the same success be hers in life that has been hers at the Manual Ranch. CHIEF TOPHAND CRICHTON john Crichton has proven to be an outstanding Manualite. In 1925 john, formerly of New jersey, came west, and after having spent several years at neighboring ranches, entered Manual. His qualifications for leadership and athletics soon gained attention. He won letters in baseball in his sophomore, junior, and senior years, and in basketball in his senior year. He is a member of the National Honor Society. john presided over the ranch council which met once every two weeks to discuss matters facing the student body. He was prominent in school activities and helped make possible the success of rallies, dances, and plays. john is looking forward to the clay when he can teach history and coach athletics. CHIEF TOPHAND GROSS Due to the fact that the chief tophand, john Crichton, completed his course at the Manual Ranch in january, it was necessary to choose another to fill that position. The choice of the students was Leland Gross. Leland, a good student as well as an excellent athlete, has been a leader in promoting a ranch spirit that is shown at games, social events, and also in school discipline. While not the sort to thrust himself into the limelight, Leland could not avoid receiving the attention of the entire ranch. Tophands knew and counted Lee as a friend worth having, while wranglers and tenderfeet welcomed his helpfulness during his last year of service at the Manual Ranch. Page jlfieen