Manchester High School - Memoir Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Rain Dampens Soil But Not Spirits As Seniors Triumph In Delayed Game SNR Spirit was up and EVERYONE was ready for the Powderpuff Game—but the weather was not. It rained and it rained. Finally the postponements stopped, and on a drizzly Saturday night in mid-October, the Senior girls met the Junior girls victoriously. After the game rivalries were put aside, bruises and almost broken bones were apologized for. . . “Oh my gosh, Julie, | didn’t know it was you.” Laurie Rawes . . and the time joked about. “Don’t let it get around that | slept with Seniors.” Cate Dunham “Alfalfa, gonna get down!” : Scott Whitney THE JUNIOR TEAM performs their warm-u} es exercises in readiness for their confrontatio “The thrill of victory after the agony with the Seniors! e of defeat.” Carol Randall JUNIOR SPIRIT! Mf 4 Powderpuff 11

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TEARS AND RAIN mix together as, at the end of the game, both teams congratulate each other in good spirits. THE SENIOR GIRLS, backed by the cheerleaders, work hard to raise the spirits of the rest of the class at the Powderpuff Pep Rally. THE MANY LONG hours of practice paid off for Juniors and Seniors as they continued to fight hard throughout the game, both determined to win. A ROGUE'S GALLERY of beauties, the Junior ghee tender: and Lanny take a moment from raising class ‘‘spirits’’ to pose for a photograph. FOOTBALL JERSIES AND pigtails were a com- mon sight around the halls of MHS as the night of the game drew near.

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HANGING CREPE PAPER, Dawn Wagner decorates booths in preparation for the Halloween Carnival. a “A