Manchester High School - Crest Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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GT IMPSE INFO 1' HE PAST We entered tl1e H1115 ol Centr1l IS ICI'I'lf:lCLl Sexenth QI'lL1CI'S EXC'I'5f11lDQ 1115 so new 1nd strmge We went to 1 d1h'erent room for e1eh el 55 tl11t IS 11 we dldnt get lo5t on the V115 We pulled through tl1e sexenth gl'1L1C HIL1 be e1n1e B15 E1ghth CJ1'1L1CI'S Out hrst p1rt1 xx IS l1e1d If XX 1131511 P1r11 On t11e XXIW to our see one e11sS p1rt1 If 11gro we 5111 111 the Sky ser1pers and 1fter vxe arrxxed If the p1r1e Bob fell lnto t11e Stre 1111 ind l1ter1l1y 11 IS 111 wet 1 In tl1e fresh1111n el1Ss we 11 ere e11ss1r1ed green bt 111 upper el15sn1en T11e glrls went through orde11of S S S IDIIIHIOII lonxon 111 We poor fre5h1e5 were tompletelx oxerrun by the LlOlTTlflCCI'lfliI' senlors W hen we bee 1n1e sophomores we deexded to 1 ue our hrSt p1rty ln t11e Clfll f ll The urs prep1red lI1Ll serxed the me 11 1nd the fellows ATL Afterxx 11115 qunes 1nd Lllllelflg xxere en yoved bv 111 Our junxor 1e1r 1115 our b1g monex ye1r ln the f1ll we 111e1 OLII' IUNIOR CARNIVAL whxeh YK IS the best ex er to be 11eld lt proxed to be 1n 111 mght proleet vnth street punnng Hftt tlres and 111 In t11e spnng vte had the 1Ll1'l1Of d1nce SPRING FLING For our last pqrty of the wear we went to Fmnees Slocum Trfuls for 1 mon derful t1n1e AS prospeetlxe Senlors we looked forvt 1rd to our llbf 5e1r If Centt1l with h1wp1 he1rt5 1 lot of wonderful 111en1or1es 1nd gre1t efcpeetmons X ou re Alxxaw XX eltome 1t Landn Drue Store Noxt Complete I.1ne or Drum Sundnek Sttxtmnerx Supphes LII T1 T r L 1 l Q . X 1 , ' , 1 4 I f -1 v -' L ,. ' 'A' ' ' 1 11' . 1 ' ' 'L ' 11. 3,1 t t . t A 1 . ., . . - ., . , . . ,, , 1 , ,, 1 ', 1 . 4 1 , 1, , , , ,. , ., Q , . , L K 1 K . KI L A 1 1 -, L ,, , , .L ,, ,- 1 - ,L - I 1 L ' 2 ' ' 2 2 , 1 A 1 Q . 1 . 4 1 1 . 4 , A . 1 , . 1 1 1. ' z , t11e 1 . 1 S1 d 11111. V ff , ' , 1 fl V 7, ' - 1- .. A r A , - Y, v f - , Y A . -1' V , 1 . L .. 1 1 . 1 l 11' - ' J , -, A fl

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HIGHLIGHT OF THE SE The members of the graduating class of '51 will always cherish the memories of their senior year in high school. Early in October, the class had its lirst class party of the year. Practically every person don- ned his most casual wearing apparel-blue jeans, in other words-and set out en route to Wells County Park. There we had a delicious pot-luck supper. The senior class donated a sample of its dra- matic talent to the juniors. Two riotous panto- mimes were enacted as an attempt to help the juniors make money at their Halloween carnival. The FNYIZM Stall' sponsored its annual talent show immediately after the last home game of the basketball season. This proved very successful as a means of obtaining money for the yearbook. No NIORYE R . . . admission was charged, but free-will contributions were collected. April 27 was a great day for the seniorsg the three-act comedy, Too Many Dates' was present- ed to the public. After long hours of practicing, learning the parts, and gathering all the properties and costumes together, the perfected presentation was given to an audience that really seemed to enjoy it. A trip which included tours of Wfashington, D, C. and New York City, was planned for the second week in May. May 25, l95l, was a special occasion in the lives of every member of this class, for on that day diplomas were received. Yes, May 25 was the day of graduation, a happy day and yet a sad day for each graduate. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Dox BROORINS Pferzdenz PAT lNlARVIN jgtyglgy Lois Baoorcrxs Tfeaimef Narvcv OL1Nt,hR at Pitta tux Conrxatulations Seniors Coodman v Mikes Standard Service in the loop 1 , centurx on thc E P t