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

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The beginning of the 1958-59 school year finds us, here at Manchester High, happy and a little proud of what we did together last year. We have a name, a team, new clubs, new activities, and many facilities and oppor- tunities for all to enjoy. But somehow we aren ' t satis- fied; we aren t content. For in our first year we made plans for the future and even established a few traditions. This is the time to go ahead, fulfill these plans we made together, carry on the traditions, and make our school and community a better places in which to live and learn. We must strive to make today ' s students better citizens and leaders of tomorrow. Come with us now and take a look as . . . MANCHESTER MOVES AHEAD

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A. Strickler, C. Weber, P. Brace, J« Crowell, E. Sayers, Mrs. Canine, P. Howard, R. Cook u PRACTICAL ARTS AND FINE ARTS HELP US The colorful, artistic creations of Manchester ' s art students add new life to our rooms and halls. This year the students worked with papier-mache, fashioned their own maracas, and painted both scenic and humorous scenes. Some of their work was entered in a regional display. The best place for a future homemaker, home economic s teacher, dietician and many other workers is in a well-equipped homemaking depart- ment. Manchester provides courses in sewing, cooking, family relations, and home furnishings. Each year a Betty Crocker award is presented to the girl scoring highest on the Homemaker of Tomorrow test. LEFT: N. Baker, BELOW: P. Wentzel, K. Quick, A. Holt, M. McManamon.