Manual High School - Thunderbolt Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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,J-A f. 2-Hive? y F! ll ,V 5 . ff' Tv Liz- i 5 4. fd. Q4 ll X'tlYAl'l Ill MUNSIl'fl'li l'IfliRlt1IlUN ,ANGUAG ANUUAUE li.ts always lwun ons of thc lwiggcst faicultics in tht- aidv.tucciut'nt ol' 1 uivilizaitioii, its thc study of latngtiatgt' lcnds culturc to society :uid affords at most usvtul uicauis for tht- gitlv.iiict'int'iit of mzuikind along many lincs. Through thc study ol lorcign l.uigu.tgt's, ai studvnt t'iiricl1cs his English voczihulziry, and thus is :thlu to raid mort' widely :ind intclligcntly, Frcnch is most hclpful to lovcrs ol' hooks, its it Is uscd t'xtt'nsivcly in world litcriiturc. The studcnt spcciailizing in such liclds :is law, incdiciiitg or sciciict- studics Latin stud Crock, its thcsc lzuigtiztgcs hold thc lacy to thc mcauiiiigs of most tvcliiiicail tcrius usvd. Spanish is vatluatlwlc lwcxulst' of our clost' conimtrrtmil auid fultuixil aissofizition with Spaiiiislifspculiing pcoplc. l.4tiigu.lgt's nrt' cxplorcd to find ltiiowlcdgt' of stncicut pcoplcs .uid of tutrly ciyilizatf tions, Through tht- vxziniingttioii of mzuiuscripts left hy tht' auiciunts, tht' historituil luck grounds ol' inodurn pcoplvs :irc lwttcr understood. lu Noycinlwur, 1939. aihout 42'i of Maiuuztlis studcnts wort' vnriching tht-ir livt-s through tht- study of loruign lilllgllQlQ,fUS. .Nixti-vi Il:XtJAMl', l!S'II I1 lil l. xX'HIi Illi lI'l'fR li! PIIUXIMU I':'xRRAl'U

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A FAST I7liIl.I, tZl'li .Mit URA'l'Ifl.Y I DI STRIAL i RT ' 1' HE industrial arts department has heen a place where experimentation in new methods could he carried on readily, as the primary ohiective of such courses is to give the fundamentals of shop work, instruction in use of tools, and a mental pic ture of the complexities of our machine age. New methods have sought to render in' dustrial training more valuahle to students hy giving them opportunity to use initia' tive. Through work on special projects, using material from reference hooks, com lwined with shop experiments, this aim has heen approached. A student working in the field of creating new and more etlicient machines finds necessary the study of practical principles ot' mechanics and the al'-ility to plan and design. This training may he ohtained in hoth meehanies and mechanical drawing classes. VV'oodwork classes offer training in the proper working of wood, in addition to the correct selection of wood. Manual printing students, in rendering a valuahle service to the school, gained a fine appreciation of this art. lillmii 5lVl15l3'l'HlN1I l5l'l 'llllli lllllllill l':l7lll'i5 as is nr 5 .4 'Ol ...us ,nun- 5

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