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Getting into shape, Kim Jenkins, Harriette Spring, Vera King, and Theresa Ingram warm-up before Powderpuff practice. .— as Lanny Dana Jolly and the varsity cheerleaders SCA President Philip Ventrella directs new stu- show spirit by swinging their pom pons. dents at orientation night. Homecoming Queen Kay Hargrave is escorted off the football field by Mr. David L. Jones. 4 Opening
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Involvement Makes A Lancer To be a Lancer was to be involved in all aspects of Manchester life. Of course, academics was the real reason we were here. Thus, it was vital that we take the responsibility to work as hard as we could to become a success. Several new practical courses such as Debate and Public Speaking gave us the chance to become involved in academic areas which were previously not the norm. Equally as vital was our extra-curricular in- volvement. Only by participating in sports, clubs, and organizations could we hope to round out ourselves and the school. Like academics, we obtained tangible results from our ‘after hours”’ involvement. Foot- ball, basketball, and girl's basketball teams all had winning seasons because of the in- volvement of Lancers. Clubs like the SCA began to live up to their names; it became a club in which the students acted together to clean-up the cafeteria, etc. And finally, our support for the activities sponsored by the clubs in and out of school helped to enrich our school life. Even those Lancers who did not partici- pate themselves in either clubs or sports nonetheless attended club-supported dances and plays, as well as sporting evenis. As Lancers we took action to make Man- chester everything that it is. Our sincere devotion to involvement in school life is something that we will long remember. The effects of our action will long be re- membered by the Manchester community as well. Excited by a victory over Matoaca, Scott Hover: male hoists Doug Staib into the air. Opening 5
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