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

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(iDe cm SfeppiM Out. . . all dressed up in our top hat and white gloves, long tails and walking stick. All summer the halls and rooms of the stately brick build- ing on 4th street buzzed with an air of expectancy. Some- thing new and different was in the making. When the first day of school arrived, everyone saw the big change. The halls and classrooms of the school were filled with many new faces among both students and faculty for we were a new combined school. At first there was a strangeness about our school for we had no names for school or teams, no school song or colors, or any of the things that com- pose a large part of the unity and tradition of a school. Then the willingness and enthusiasm of young minds be- gan to work. Together with the faculty the students co- operated to work out these problems. With remarkable speed and spirit we were soon running smoothly. It was this attitude on the part of both students and faculty that made Our Year Together a success.

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V vT. ' CONTENTS SCHOOL LIFE 1. 2 through 15 FACULTY 16 through 23 CLASSES 24 through . ACTIVITIES througfi 65 SPORTS 66 through 75 DIRECTORY .•■-■:•• • 76 and 77 ADVERTISERS 78 through 104

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D. Marshall, C. Carter, Soph., T. Richards, M. Swinger, Jr. B. Hare, H. Smith, Sr., N. Beam, B. Sincroft, Freshmen Ncu;!0 (a The larger student body resulting fronn consolidation made the task of selling the 1958 Crest seem quite large. Queen candidates were chosen by the individ- ual classes and a contest based upon a point system was successfully promoted during a two week cam- paign. Much enthusiasm and keen competition led to the crowning of the senior candidate, Becky Hare, at a special coronation dance following the Manchester- Wabash game. Surely the appreciation for the first Manchester High School annual will be greater on the part of all stu- dents because they have had a part in its sale.