Manual High School - Thunderbolt Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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AMY? Foreword S IT IS growing more and more customary in High affl mx School Annuals to use some theme by means of which if lie, Thunderbolt the period of the Arabian Nights. We have endeavored to use that period more or less through- out the Whole Annual, in the text as Well as in the draw- ings. Another innovation in this year's book has been the use of the scenario style in the write-ups. This was adopted for the purpose of making them brief and vivid. We have tried, however, to give a true picture and history of the year and wherever We felt that the above ideas might interfere with that aim we have dispensed with them. For the best results the book should be read consecutively, especially the club section. The reader is also earnestly recommended to read the explanatory note on page eight where the scheme of the book and the terms used in it are made clear. Every effort has been made to cause the book to be truly repre- sentative of the school a.nd its students, and every precaution has been taken to avoid mistakes, especially in the placing of pictures and names. Yet mistakes will sometimes creep in. If they have done so we sincerely regret it. We beg the readers to remember, too, that all the prophecies were conceived in the spirit of fun and that not one Word in them is intentionally malicious. We wish to take this opportunity of thanking several people who, though not members of the Board, have assisted us very much, first of all, Mr. VVillsea for his kind and hearty co-operation in connection with t.he business affairs of the Annual, Sam Oza- moto, Maurecce Joyce, Mary Takamini and William Riitschard for their generous help in drawing and in mounting pictures, and the school as a whole for their kindly interest and financial support which has been generous, indeed, considering the circumstances. We have tried to give you an Annual that you will like and that is also worth while as a student enterprise. How far we have succeeded We leave for you to judge. ,f ,K fl A .xl ., ,, X fail, the Whole may be unified, we have chosen for the 1927 f. 741 A 2. THE BOARD. l2l

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