Manual High School - Thunderbolt Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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I MUSIC THE roll of drums, tramping feet, the trill of a whistle, and the band goes into a stirring march as they advance down the field. The strains of The Spartan float up to the towering stands. As the blue clad marchers reach mid field they swing into On Ye Manual. Another instrumental salute and they tmarch smartly from the football field, accompanied by the rhythmic roll of lrufns. Another day-the wail of clarinets, blaring' trumpets and the groan of saxophones issue from behind a partly closed door. The band is tuning up for practice Daniel in the den of lions, did begin to prayl' issues from the auditorium As the song comes to an end we hear, May we sing Agnus Dei? Later the sweet strains of the beloved Colorado Colorado, I love you fill the room Now a double trio of girls step forward. Youthful voices blend in harmony to the strains of Green Cathedral and Southern Moon. We will sing those songs at our next programf' declares the instructor Fourteen I 4 I - Y A Lr,'t's All S1110 Lzkrz the Bnvlzzzv Suzy

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4,1 f px' i, p - .,.:. .H . . , '95-Y' x L . y f - . . Q5 N. X V 5 X 4 72. 1, I P' 12 Plfrnly of Action In Spricfllmll PHYSICAL EDUCATION NEAR the south end of the building, sounds of merriment come from both the boys and girls gym classes. A group of girls drive across a playing field in the hard and rough game of speedball, in Which they only hope to come out alive. At the other end of the field masculine shouts indicate a fast game of touch football. Snow clad landscapes bring all games inside. For the girls there is volleyball with its fast serves and returns, and also basketball's demand for accurate timing of shots. As one comes into the boys' gym, he may hear the swishing of basketballs as they cut through the hoop just clipping the strings. As spring and the end of the year roll around, softball holds the interest of both boys and girls. This is a game in which at least one-third of the team plays on the outside of the fence to catch the long flys. In a long room rows of cots stretch along a Wall. Still forms of sleeping girls are visible in the semi-darkness. In yet another room We see different pupils straining in manifold exercises strengthening muscles in arms, legs, and back. This is the corrective class. U . Thirteen lvlllflfl' I?l'111y.9 Buslcffflnlll

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24162 -4- fl.'l?1713-0 I ? MATHEMATICS THE sound of a feminine voice mingled with deeper masculine tones reaches into the hall on the main floor. But, Where is the person with the feminine voice? Looking in the room from which the sounds issue, We see a small teacher trying to explain a problem to fifteen boys. Yes, it seems only boys Wish to take trying, troublesome trigonometry. From across the hall comes the monotonous tones of Let X: the number, then 2x: etc. Then, suddenly some one bursts out laughing. The teacher is stern 5 Quiet, or you'll be sent to the office! Again the class starts the mon- otonous, Let X: the number, then 2: etc. Perhaps you have already guessed, it's that deeply puzzling subject, algebra. Silence l roars the chairman. Everyone is quiet except for a soft Whisper, May I borrow your protractor? Protractors and compasses hastily put to Work means the geometry class has started. Take the short cut When multiplying a number by eleven, Warningly says the commercial arithmetic teacher. Pencils scratch rapidly, each student try- ing to prove his ability in Working shortcuts to long problems. Fifteen I'1'uc1icr1I .llntlmmulics Jfrrrms Knou: Your Fllll-ClCl'7ll-CTZULI-S' in