Manual High School - Thunderbolt Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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l IF ESSEX IS lN EASTERN ENGLAND, WHERE IS WESSEXT' ENGLISH THE English department in the past year stepped into line with the March of Time at Manual ' by leading all other subjects in the number of students enrolled. A total of 890 pupils obtained direct benefits from this subject. Of this number, 478 were boys and 412, girls. For years English was taught from one book. Today. through the use of classroom libraries the student becomes acquainted with many minds instead of few. The literature courses are varied and partly elective to enable the student to fulfill his indi' vidual tastes. Literature is introduced by 10B literature, and is completed with either English, American, or contemporary literature. The composition courses prepare one for the rigid college requirementsg IOA, junior, and advanced composition are included in this program. Two years ago an interesting experiment was started in the form of the Aikin Course, a correlation of English with other subjects. ewes 1 W YOUR ASSIKYNMENT FOR TOMORROXV WILL BE AN ORAL CONlPOSlTION. Eight xox 5. E V E - is , X , .1- L . li 'i , i .ixl W , X 4 an . ' -1 Jil fi' i K ' 1 .Q ill' I l I I i i n lil. 1-T -ii 1 ill H 'il llllll W 'H il lil l . ii' ll ,I rvljx l Nfl 'llil ,,l j lil' 4 I lil ' z ,K , l. 5 ' i N23 f i , .ii1- ' T 0 me Will: -llf JT ' mi l s A W TT I ' 5 ' i ill' ji Ill V i l llllgyli . I l? tT lb ll all T lla T li l fill' ll IWWl-lllllij' fa fl1llillll!l'llflEi'f'lllf ' i L T 'Qijlilljlllj I J 'ill llllilll ll? Ill 0 OZ oi ss

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fi'.fTL1iJl51l'ILTlIj'iI. 'ffll'ELfI'f7 ' , ir 'Ji Illllllljllllll Ml, if' X737 4 '? ii l 1' , ., W ,, - ia - ii v I mu 1 , l 1 A I 4 7 lllllll llll n I' ...Q I -. I I I rrmf E ri tl lllllll ' i ill' I II' 1, lw ' f . lil i F it I ' , I 1 , 1 X ha' li!! Q if I r ldYl,' I' li: llhlilliIlilllllillll!lJTImltll'Illlllltlllll i-Lllll' I W X ' X I X rl . I5 I M ii ,T pain' Iii 'NX IRIN P - - as U I -all 1-- in . -J'-as H- WHY DID THE IROQUOIS HELP THE ENGLISH COLONISTS? SOCIAL SCIENCE SOCIAL science ranks second in the number of pupils enrolled, as during the first semester of the past year 760 Manualites studied some course in that department. History is the foundaf tion of all social science subjectsg it is a vital subject, because without a knowledge of the past, the present can never be understood. Neither can the world's literature be understood without a knowledge of its historical setting. Three new courses have been created in the last three years. The classes in Social and Eco- nomic Problems and American Problems were organized for the purpose of instructing students in the art of successfully carrying on their home relationships and instructing them in the responsi- bility of participating in governmental affairs. The Aikin course combines history and English into experimental classes which promise to obtain widespread recognition in the future. Psychology, the study of the human mind, has been presented at Manual for years but new discoveries in the Held have changed the approach greatly. The classroom library has revolutionized social science teaching. Time was when a text book was the only book used. But today the student secures the view of many great minds through the medium of many books, instead of one. ' YOUR PROBLEM IS EVERYBODY'S PROBLEM. Nine X III Hllllllllw ISIIIZ HIE HER H513 Q lllllifllll