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

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ROW I: S. Miller, B. Shull, K. Reiff, N. Balsbaugh, M. Knauff, S. Myers, K. Faudree; ROW II: M. Swinger, B. Beam, V. Johnson, B. Layton, B. Damron, V. Burkart, J. Hippensteel, J. Stands; ROW III: C. Tewich, B. Whitcraft, J. Morford, K. Harding, L. Cox; ROW IV: R. Niccum, L. Glist, D. Shilts, R. Brandenburg, S. Walker, D. Geiser, H. Bell, Pianist: M. Kindley. MUSIC SETS THE MOOD High school students with a special interest and talent in vocal music may express their talent in mixed chorus. This group is made up of Manchester ' s best singers, and Mr. Haney is their director. They have given public con- certs, appeared with the Civic Symphony, and entered members in the district and state solo and ensemble contests. Mixed Chorus Officers: M. Knauff, Sec, J. Stands, Treas., B. Damron, V. Pres., S. Walker, President.

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WITH A SONG IN OUR HEARTS Girls ' Glee Club is a vocal group composed of freshmen, sophomore, and junior girls. Singing takes cooperation from each member of the group as well as many hours of practice. These students have participated in concerts and con- tributed to the success of school programs. ' ■ 3 H Ua •■■ -i OFFICERS: B. Bazzoni, Pres., J. Purdy, V. Pres. , P. Wentzel, Sec, L. Hare, Treas. ROW I: R. Warren, A. Urschel, B. Myers, M. Miller, J. Bollinger, E. Taylor, J. Allen, B. Coldren, N. Coning; ROW II: J. Royer, C. Bollinger, B. Myers, N. Hiatt, J. Hartsough, K. Walker, J. Grossnickle, A. Burkart, L. Hare, T. Giegold, H. Haupert; ROW III. B. Bazzoni, P. Wentzel, W. Sands, M. Sutherlin, C. Metzger, R. Hunn, C. Littlef ield, K. Krishbaum, D. Oswald, R. Domer; ROW IV: J. Purdy, N. Lind- holm, N. Snavely, J. Crowell, C. Cook, V. Carey, L. Enyeart, J. Crumley, I. Stulpins, K. Quick. Pianist: J. Renz.

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SUNSHINE SOCIETY . . . OTHERS SUNSHINE OFFICERS: B. Damron, V. Pres; K. Reiff, Corresponding Sec; J. Moore, Pres.; B. Loyton, Recording Sec; M. Landis, Treas,; Miss Lozier, Spons.; Mrs. Amiss, Spons. Miss Margarite Dice, a senior in the Crawfords- ville High School Class of 1901, dreamed a dream of service. Miss Anna Willson, principal of the Crawfordsvi lie High School, nurtured this dream to a reality. The first Sunshine Society was affiliated with the International Sunshine Society for several years, but today it is con- fined to Indiana and known as The Indiana Sunshine Society . The total number of societies is approximately 200 with an approximate mem- bership of 12,000. With love in my heart, forgetting self, and with charity for all, I will make the object of my life helpfulness and kind- ness to others. I shall try to fit myself to give intelligent service in making my community a safer and more beautiful place in which to live. Thus will my own life become rich and complete. This year the Sunshine theme was The Sun- shine Sputnik Serves . Our organization had many interesting programs. Our Sunshine girls moved ahead by helping and cheering others in various ways. Some of these were entertaining at the County Farm in December, giving poin- settias to shut-ins at Christmas, qnd making their annual contribution to the Riley Fund. The two-money-making projects were the Sock- Hop and the candy sales. The social events of the year were the Dad ' s Banquet in December, the Mothers ' and Ideal Ladies ' Tea in April, and the Sunshine Prom in March. Girl ' s delivering poinsettias; M. Hardman, J, Grossnickle, R. Domer, D. Ostwald, K. Walker, M. Shanahan.