Manchester High School - Somanhis Yearbook (Manchester, CT)

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Buildings ........ Foreword ........ Dedication .....,, Faculty ......,.... Table of Confenfs Seniors .,............. Who's Who ,,...,.... Underclassmen Actlvltles ..,............ Sports .....r...,.,.. Advertisements .......,.,.. .,....... Page 1 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 10 Page 40 Page 46 Page 54 Page 90 Page 110 From our east boundary to -our west boundary FRANKLIN BUILDING

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ro ug AC ES If-fi hey, Yol4.'i'l-s Hzadlc. 'aaa Old. Aja, 5 'l'ii l lAN Human LI-Fc, B I KD Carefree B545 Jfff K FOREWORD Before white man set foot in Manchester, the civiliza- tion of the Podunk Indian prevailed in our town. Where our classes now meet, the Braves hunted for game, the Podunk women cooked succatash and lniun bread for their families. Where our streets now lie, Indians laid their trails. As we proudly pause to record our deeds, including the activities of our athletic teams, who are known as the Indians at Manchester High School, we wish to pay tribute to those who were here long before us, the Podunk Indians. From the good earth to the blue sky above CLOUDS P'-'Spd-0-S17 MAC - Blasting