Manchester High School - Green Light Yearbook (Manchester, NY)

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CLASS OF '46 . . Open the door and let us peek in At the Class with vigor and vim. They're all busy at different games, And now we'll introduce you to their names. Audrey is always the first to arrive . . You've guessed the time is eight thirty-five. Next is Leta . . always on time, Now this should be on everyone's mind. Charlie's coming on the run, Very anxious to join the fun. Someone is missing . . We lack one more . . Oh, yes! lt's Mikie coming in the door. All is silent, roll call has been taken, Everyone is seated and the hall is vacant. Hey, lanet, calls lean, Your geometry done? lt should be . . she stays up until one. Eddie Ross is dashing around, Looking for paper When it can't be found. Talking continuously, you'll find Mac, Be still, says Miss Diana. You, too, lack. Chewing his nails, We find Mayor, We Wonder if this makes him gayer. I-luddled together are Betty, Iune and lane . . We Wonder Whats planned for the next game. Steverson and Maggie in the very last row, Discussing a subject in voices so low. There sits Bill Weaver, quiestest of all, Seldom says anything . . but always see all. Arguing with that certain boy are Muffy and Kay Doc is defeated and has nothing to say. Tempus fugit, as the poets say, Our years have passed in a pleasant way.

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS . . ' 615 f -is A i. 25' -gh, 2- fm! stab: fy' A IN THE DAYS WHEN. . . 0 A group of pretty lads and lassies are shyly on the Way to school for the first timeg the girls with big ribbons and long stockings, and the boys all dressed up in their best knickers. Miss Thomas started us off by teaching us how to write. Miss Clint Was our Second Grade teacher. She did a fine job of teaching us how to read. Miss Sheppard and Miss Dayton promoted us from Third and Fourth Grades. The parties given by Mrs. Galbraith will never be forgotten. We still remember the afternoons spent studying geography With Miss Gilman. In the Seventh and Eighth Grades we were excited over the thought of chang- ing classes. T ' T Then came the thrill of being a Frosh. The shy looks on our faces re- mained throughout the year. We were welcomed by Miss Bailey to the Sophomore room and had many activities during the year. Then We were luniors . . with a great responsibility. We had several homeroom teachers during the year. At last We are Seniors. We are all excited over graduation and hope that our dreams come true. President ...., ,..,.,. M ichael Weaver Vice-President ,... ...... E dward Ross Secretary . i . .. Iune Bagshaw Treasurer .. ....,.. Iohn Hayden

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Iune Bagshaw . . To be a housewife is June's desire, To that certain Romeo Whom she admires. Intramurals 1 2 3 4, Band 1 2 3 4, Chorus 2 3 4, Secretary Sen- ior Class. Mafalda Cianfoni . . This girl is having a hard try To get that certain Junior guy. Chorus 1 2 3 4, Commercial Club 1 2 4. Kathryn Corino . . Does she possess a gifted hand? Her poetic writing is really grand! Intramurals 1 2 3, Chorus 1 2 3 4, Commercial Club 1 2 4, lane Crowell . . Crossing the road, be on the lookout For the girl who is riding about. Band 1 2 3 4, Chorus 2 3 4, Press Club 3 4. Betty Dailey . . Eett's fulure is in a uniform of white, Comforting her patients and making them right. In.ramurals 1 2 3 4, Band 1 2 3, Chorus 2 3 4, Student Coun- cil 3. Audrey Eagley . . To that certain sailor her heart is waiting, No other boy is Audrey dating. Intramurals 1, Commercial Club 1 2. Ianet Galbraith . . In her studies she takes the lead, To be Valedictorian she will try to succeed. Iohn Hayden . . Ready for anything, humorous or sly, You must have noticed the gleam in his eye.