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

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Locking Away Our Memories We Slip Out Of Oke Pad “You'll Always Be My Friend 1987 Senior Class Song Music by Matt Doudt Words by Matt Doudt and Tammie Wion VERSE 1 CHORUS VERSE 2 Playing on the monkey bars Chasing girls at recess, Making the maypoles go round and round. Playing on the swing set, Pretending we could fly, Oh, how we dreamed of growing up someday. But as we start a new chapter, The next page in our lives, We still find ourselves, Pretending we can fly. We've been friends forever, But now it's time to break the tie, Of all the memories, Of days gone by. I won't forget your smile, I’ll take it with me to the end, And even if our paths don't cross, I’ll always know that you'll be my friend. We've always dreamed of leaving, And now the time has come, Our minds are full of questions, With answers to none. Could we wake up in the morning, Knowing our lives haven't changed? Is it possible to be unafraid? It's time to draw in the anchor, Set sail from home, We've got to seek out our vision, In the world alone. Ready to take a step into the future, the graduates seat themselves during the processional while the ceremony begins. 20 Graduation

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The blue lights glow throughout the room. Couples wander about, some laughing, all smiling. 144 MHS students join together in the IPFW Memorial Union Building for the Junior-Senior Prom, May 2. This year couples were treated to valet parking services by some of the Junior class parents. The couples enter the prom, We've Got Tonight,” under an archway of blue and white balloons. The ballroom sparkles with decorations of silver and blue. Girls parade around in dresses ranging from pink with delicate white lace to silver with striking black lace. The boys escort them wearing tuxedos and suits. All students enjoy them- selves, spending an evening with someone special. Doug Meyer and Kelly McKee, Matt Doudt and his date hang around together during a fast song. The chaperones enoy chatting with each other while over- seeing the evenings activities. When not on the dance floor, the refreshment table was a hit with several guys.

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Diplomas in hand, Jeff Fahs, Bridget Greene, and Scott Gidley consider what the future will bring them. The graduates wait anxiously in the hall for the processional to start. Members of the graduating class talk among themselves about their last year of school together. Graduation 21