Manual High School - Thunderbolt Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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1 v ' X V. jfigbffyiy fu! fcofv-vw if 'Ufead Girl Sim is true as .v1fe!. VELYN CARLSON. VVhat does this name mean to the read- ers of this year-book? Surely everyone knows. , It means Head Girl of lylanual- the highest honor attainable in a girl's high school career. Evelyn wasn't con- tent with this alone, however. She worked hard and stood close to the top of her class. She was a member of the Honor Society, was president of the Girls' League, and Editor of Press Dust, besides being a T.N.T. and taking part in the class play! As head girl she was every girl's friend, every teacherls helper and one of the school's model girls. Surely she is to be admired by all. Page T-wz'l'va Cgfead fBoy U, ln' .tilt high in all the pe0ple's hz'ar1.f. HERE is one boy in lVIanual who doesnlt believe in doing just one thing. You guessed right. I do mean Gordie Brunson, our head boy. He is beloved by scrub and Sen- ior, dean and teacher. Not content with just being head boy, Gordon went out for football and stayed through the season. He also gained the presidency of the Honor Society. With his co-workers in the student council, he planned many things. Among these were the care of the lawn, the improvement of the lunch room line and business, boosting of the paper sales, and the promotion of the Annual. Gordonys success can be best explained in a statement over- heard in a conversation between two pupils. l'You know, Gordon's elec- tion to head boy hasnlt made him at all 'big-headedf He treats the pupils all alike.

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