Manual High School - Thunderbolt Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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PII 'l'he verh be 11ever takes an oh V' ROWS l'urrow and eyes stare toward the lJl2lOlil!02ll'd where tl1e teacher is explain- ing.: the Sllll0l'lllIlElt9 l'l2lllSP. Flauses to the left, vei-hs to the right and 21 junihle Ul't2lIlQ.1'li'll thoughts. llid she say write 21 l'0lllll0Sltl0Il or El short story Y A test! llenven forbid! All work is not the ease and now and then E111 oeensionnl lllf'Stt'l'f' story eonies to light illltl n l'0lIl2lll4'0 is enjoyed hy several students. Xlziny hoys sit tense, huried i11 the exeiting' plot of n Zane llrey 11ovel. Students in the NOXVSYVl'ltlllgJ,' elasses listen ns they 're given S0ll2ll'2lt9 2lSSlg'lll'19lllS. Home reeeive instruetions lwlfilllllllg to the lllifllit'-ll!! ot' 2111 zlrtiele. Pt'l'll2llDS tl1e assign- llll'llt is to interview 11 popular student about his likes and dislikes, or write 2111 zlrtiele on sports. Une eau never tell. .X speaker niounts the plz1tfor111, and silenee falls over the rooni ns students stop their l'll2ltt0l'lIlQ' to hear what his s11l1,ieet will he. The speeeh is ot' great interest and holds the attention of every Stlld9Ilt. The speaker has finished, the teaelier asks ques- tions pertuiiliiig' to tl1e Sllll,l0l'l discussed. Une l1I1f01'tllllElt9 student is nhout to he np- lbl'02ll'll4'tl when he is saved hy tl1e hell. tlrent literntiire . . Olll' l'lllflll'2ll lieritage im f -- f , 1 .gig

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'l'lw scmn- ot' the crisis N 'l'lll'l night ot' .lnno Ni tho volonivs, 1llld0l' Uolone-l XYilliznn l'1'0sm-ott, occupied tho lwights on tho llPIllflSlll2l ot' Cliarlestown, whim-h vonnnnlvd thv town of Boston . . . . . .X girl vontinnvs l'02llllllg from hm' tvxt, . . 'l'wivv the British wel? drivvn lmvlc l'ron1 the vw-st ol' the hill hy the gzllling' firv ot' tho Alllt'I'li'ZlIlS.7, 'l'h0 next hoy tinisln-s thi- vliaptvr . . So it had vonw to open XV'?ll'f2ll'P heitwoon Grvzit liritzxin unil thi- .hlll1'l'll'2lll 4-olonivsf' The' tezwlivi' lectnrvs on the steps loading' up to tho .Xnwi'is' vain lie-volntion. 'llho 4lzn'ing' ot' tho .Xlll0l'll'2lIl solcliors at livxington and t'mn'0i'cl :nnl tho Hzltth- ol' lilllllivl' llill holcls tho llll2lgl'lIl2lfl0Il ot' all tho pupils. 'l'omlny is svt :usiflo for tho llisf-ussion of i'lll'l'0llt vvonts. Sntlic-iont tinw is zillottwl l'oi' l'l'2l1llllpL' tho wt-vlily' iwwspnpvrs. .X vlnss mlisvussion follows. Uno stndvnt opt-ns the- 1-onvorsntion hy' t'0lllllll'IltlllQ on the- tlI'0l'li-ltilllilll war. Stiwillgtlls and wvziknvss Us ol' tho H11-vlq rvginn- IIN' ilisvnsswl. Then tho tri-nfl ot' 1-onvvrszition 4-lnnigvs slightly ns zlnotlwi' stnih-nt nn-ntions tho lmlitzlirvig' wzn'l':n'v wngml npon l.on1lon hy thc- llc-rs mains. 'l'ln1 one-stion. Why shonlml we study L'lll'l'0llt ev0nts? is nnlt with zi host ol' 1'0- plivs. Um-zniswvr is, W4':1r1- living in an LL'I'f 2lt history lm1lci11g'0i'n and it is vitally ini- vorlnnt for ns to know, mlism-nss, and I'PlIl0lI1lK'I' 1-rises Lfoinn' on zihont ns in tha- world. 1 F1 I wish we- vonhl Iialvvm-11i'i's-lit :it't':1ii's vvx-i'y1l:ly, says one hoy to his vlnnn :is tlwy lvnvv tho liistory rooni. MW' lllll'l'0llt we-i'io1li4'z1ls hvln to iiitm'in'0t the UVISIS.