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

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hiss DeGrace. X A 3 2 1 Li 'Q if , 2 is , my 5 WWW ?W f?'Yf Y'f 'N ' fT WW' H Q ' wx ' b '?'XW 'W'W' G Y' -vi 2, 1 YY 5 i Y f Seated-Qmiss DeGrace, Mrs.Lamphier, Kr.Spangle, Hr Nateli, Miss Diana, Mrs.Galbraith Standing- Mr.Izzm, Mrs.Sikes, Miss Hertz, Miss Daytwn, Misa Rmgexs, Misa Prnnest, Miss Levante, miss Hweechelm, Miss Shelly, kr Barker The ?aculty kr Spangla. Sho says,WI mean thatn and enfmreea the rule TQ the best mf ability in mur High Bonsai? Who admires gned sports viewed frwm any angle Our very goed friend, Mr. Charles Spangle. Mr Natoli, In his work-reom, bays are busy at hand Making lamps, beak-ends and table stands. as a teacher of arts he rates at the top mr. Natali is our teacher mf shop. Diana. Her Nsatness and Personality is well emmbined A batter teacher, we would never find. In inches she rates among the last But har pleasing ways will get her pest. Lumphier. A friend to all she has proven to be She's a prominent member in society. Her helping hand, she'll always lend She has prmven tm be everybwdy's friend. The Fomemaking Department is a busy place and there you will find Miss DeGraoe. 8hs's been with us for quite,some time In her lips mf work, she is dcing fine. -SA, 5,144-igy , ,,7,'f+7,':,'uQL1,QK. 4 LL., 3L, J,3gJgSLJA,QM,,1 ,k,.. 5M',' 54 AU gLQ, g?y,g4e A. ,Q 4... 4. 0 9 9 1 K K 7 ' I A , 4 , '. f Q El f . L f L ' - 1 2 1 A J ' 5 S , ff