Manual High School - Thunderbolt Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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FOREWORD WHILE young people of many nations are at war, or live in fear of war, the youth of America face the future confidently. We live in a land where the wail of a siren is only the fire department rushing to quell a blaze, not bombers coming to start one. The ring of our door bell may be only the lady next door wanting to borrow a cup of sugar, not secret police ready to remove you to a concentration camp. America is where the size of type on the ballots is the same for all peopleg and if you don't want to cheer you are not compelled to. The purpose of this book is to show the youth of America in school, schools where they can live and learn instead of alone learning to march, to shoot, and be shot, by their fellow men. CONTENTS v Page Dedication .... . . 4 School .................. 5 Curricular Departments .... 10 Administration ........... 22 Faculty ...... . . . 24 Music .... . . . 28 Forensics ...... . . . 33 Organizations .... . . . 36 Boys' Athletics .... . . . 46 Girls' Athletics . . . . . . 58 Society ....... . . . 63 Calendar . . . . . . 64 Snapshots .... . . . 66 Classes ..... . . . 73 Autographs . . . . . .100 Two

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DEDICATION THE American Way, new, free, and With a young past, is yet instilled with the greatness and good of all the ages. Living under its sway, the Ameri- can people have attained the highest standard of living the World has yet seen. The ingenious Yankee mind has filled the World With conveniences and pushed back all frontiers, all boundaries. Science, art, mechanics, medicine- no field is Without him. His ambition has led others, inspired many with the hope to follow. The American Way of Life is the path of individual freedom, betterment for all, opportunity for genius, a high standard of living, religious freedom, and peace-Within and Without. God Bless America, Land That We Love. To the American Way of Life, this 1940 Thunderbolt is dedicated.