Manchester High School - Memoir Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Pages Into Ourselves The teams proved to be so evenly matched that neither team won but had to settle for a 22-22 tie. Of course, all did not revolve around extra-curricular. activities. Many people were fighting for their academic survival with the Seniors having most at stake. However, ; one there was one thing that proved the highlight of fall, would have to be Homecoming. Homecoming offered something for everyone. We may have lost to the Varina Blue Devils, but excitement charac- terized the week and helped Lancers feel good about themselves. With floats, princesses, male cheerleaders, and a new queen, we probably never felt more united as a school. : And as fall ran into winter, as the Homecoming Dance ss made way for the Sadie Hawkins Dance, our identity as a Ou school began to emerge. We are not, nor have we ever © been, a particularly large school with numerous state titles or very much fame. What we are is one of the oldest — county high school from whose traditions and excellence | subsequent high schools have copied. What excellence we have comes from the people who are part of Manches- ter High School. So as you, the reader, flip through the pages of our annual, think of it as a mirror, as a reflection of ourselves. : Contents . Opening Academics Faculty Lancer Life 182-215 216-235 Lancers Say 236-237 Closing 238-240 Opening 5

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LNRM OP fp State Finalist. Jennifer Brandt, Harold Goldston, Janet Guthrie, and Chuck Shelton starred in Impromptu, a one act play which made it to the state level of competi- tion. Academics Division 7