Manchester High School - Memoir Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Aspects Of A Lancer's Life Are Manyg Some Old, Some New Freshmen Carol Underwood and Melba Walton seem to be captivated by Manchester as Debbie Detweiler explains the pros and cons of Lancer Life on Student Orientation Day. lt's a big moment in the life of a junior: Mrs. Edward T. Jones assists Melissa Little and Gail Jennings as they order their class rings. As an introduction to the regular school year, Student Orientation Day was held August 29, l967. This program acquainted freshmen and transfer students with the rules, regulations, and opportunities of Lancer Life. After meeting the faculty leaders, the students were in- troduced to their SCA officers. Next. the functions of the Honor Code and the Honor Council were explained. To promote school spirit. the varsity cheerleaders taught the group several MHS cheers. Guided tours of the school concluded the program. In spite of the success of Orientation Day, mass confu- sion existed on the opening day of school. Old acquaint- ances were renewed and new ones made. The school was now officially in session: thus, the Lancer Life began an- other year. Anticipating the prompt arrival of yearbooks, the ,Manoir staff arranged a Yearbook Signing Party . The unique- ness of this party was that a band. the Shades. played and that it was held before the alumni left for college. This enabled the students to both dance and sign Memoirs. 11

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A variety of moods are reflected by Gay Snead, Sharon Boettger, Anne Dyer, Janet Neubert. Jeanette l Clanton, and Tommy White as they get into the swing of things at the annual ,Memoir singing party. Lanny Gremlin, Sara Lux, and the SCA officers. Shirley Warlick, Mike Rose, Debbie Detweiler, Danny Holt. and Paul Edens listen intently during orientation ceremonies. which mark the start of a new , school year. l 10

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Juniors, Seniors Battle to 27-27 Tie At Annual ,Abavca Barbara Turner, Billy Stephens, Brenda Langford, Rodney Sineath, Yvonne Madison, and Bobby Norman re resent the junior and senior classes in the Powder-Puff Court. Hehw ki Senior majorettes Roy Mara- ble. Kenny Cooke, Don Colbert, Allan Moneyhan, and Dan Haskins ex- ' . , 12 hibit perfect form as they perform for spectators during the Powder- Puff Game. Below flylfh With junior Diane Harvey in vigorous pursuit, senior Margaret Garber sprints on a sweep play.