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

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Harvey, the play presented by the Seniors of 1960, is about Elwood P. Dowd and his friend Harvey, an imaginary rabbit who is over six feet tall. The play concerns the hilarious attempts of Elwood's sister to remove Harvey, the cause of much embarrassment. PLAY CAST, SEATED: B. Snep, Judge Gaffney; C. Cook, MiW ly; L. Finnell r fl(Lnderson. STANDING: M. Landis, Dr. Chumley; A. Strickler, Mis. Chumley; M. Hendrix, Myrtle May Sim mons; S. Miller, Mrs. Chauvenet; B. Shull, Veta Simmons; A. Book, Elwood P. Dowd; L. Stout, Lofgren; J. Paul, Wilson; S. Rickert, Maid.

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Aunt Olga, E. Sayers; Aunt Louise, C. Pence and Aunt Hester, S. Miller. Inner Willy, the play presented by the Juniors of 1959, is the story of an arrogant apparition who pops out of thin air to goad sedate, somewhat stuffy Willoughby into unbending and being himself. Under the solicitious eyes of his three maiden aunts, Wiloughby has for too long been dutifully following the wishes of his aunts. Finally with Inner Willy's help, Willoughby spurns these impositions and even asserts himself enough to notice girls. Willoughby's next- door neighbor, Marybelle Turner. An orchid for the hard- working director, Mrs. Ted Hill, presented by energetic student director, Judy Gott- mann.

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EVERYWHERE Soaping at Halloween isn't as fun any more when you have to clean up the mess you make. Mrs. Vought, the school nurse, visits school to keep a check on the health of the students. THERE ARE MAN SCHOOL STUDENTS SIBILITIES, LEND AND ENTHUSIASM GROWING. The operation of visual aids, as well as assuming the duties of assistant librarian, are preparations for adult responsibility. All the high school students were dis- missed from school to witness the his- toric groundbreaking at the new high school.