Manual High School - Thunderbolt Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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63. 0 as u em or193o , L ciB llt' f lnlljlf Six HOPE your high school days have made you desire and at- tempt to be healthyg for health helps to bring family and business success and is necessary to the attainment of happiness. Set aside some time for healthful recreation and play for the rest of your life. I hope these high school days have made you desire and at- tempt to be honest and square in all things. With these quali- ties you will find more happiness and success in life than you could possibly find without them. lllay these ideals of honesty and fairness carry over into your married life to help you make a better success of it. American people need a better set of fam- ily ideals for their own good and happiness. And lastly I hope you have learned to have some fun out of life each day. Be happy while you work. Pass the happiness and fun on to the others. lklay these thoughts, garnered from the materials on our bulletin board, remain with you whe11 many facts of lesser importance have entirely faded from your high school memories.

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asf ly I lik M X l R Still f GYXCT. Steelels efbffessage HE school teacher's reward is the success of his pupils. Com- panies and regiments of boys and girls have preceded you Seniors out of hlanual. It is my particular pleasure to meet these successful young people everywhere l go. Our talks a1'e rem- iniscent of our days together here at llanual and of their after lllanualll experiences. l am looking forward to the clay when I will hear your tales of service and success. 9,.W.A.ffWs e7XCiss Qltkins' e7b'Cessage 5 each year comes to a close, memo- ries of happy days and pleasant com- radeship crowd into one's thoughts bring- ing with them a touch of sadness at the thought of parting from m a ny goo d friends. V For the Seniors this is especially true in spite of the excitement of looking forward to new experiences with the coming year. Some will continue their education at col- lege, others will enter the business world, and some will just stay at home. To those of us who remain at Manual will come new faces and new problems, hut with all the changes there is always pleasure in greeting those of you who oe- casionally can look in on us again. Be as- sured that there is at all times a warm welcome here for you. As you finish your high school course and leave Manual, may you feel that this school has so influenced your lives that you may look back upon the time spent here with the satisfaction of real accom- plishment, the joy of loyal friendships formed, and the realization of progress in character growth. Mac! Pay: Nrwn