Manhattan High School - Blue M Yearbook (Manhattan, KS)

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Manhattan, early 1n1tS history, was educationally mindedg today, an red to Manhattan Brad Blaker Qfirst gradey Kristine Tjerandsen fsixth gradej Wayne Nelson fjunior highj, Trudie Foltz fsenior highj, and George Yapp Qliansas State College, illustrate the stair steps of education available in our home town. Outside research and reading are requirements in many classes. Bob Conover helps Virginia Sprague to find that needed book at the city library. High school life is not all play, but hard work too, especially around test time. Following in the footsteps of earlier Manhattanites, the school board still shows vision in guiding and directing our educational program. Seated, L. to R., W. C. Robinson, Superintendent,Harvey Lang- ford, Mrs. Carl Wilen, Alley Duncan, A.Thornton Edwards, Mrs.Claire Crumbaker,clerk. Standing, Irl Yeo, Jay Mc- Gehe. A .

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There has never seemed time enough for all of youths social interests. Jerry Pettle and Danny Kershaw try to please Denise Kendall and LaVerne Pultz in a scene typical of any TV entertainment, For manya home party, a record player provides the music for dancing. 129 3, . K , No party is complete without the food and Bill Washington and Dickie Russell appear to be anxiously hunting for it. X v 'IJ' ,li , , 'X The person who changes the records can rarely please everybody. Jane Fulton receives that type 7 of phone call that all girls like to get.

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The pmpll- 1's'ullzml ont'-hlrmlrvcl W-urs ilglfl. as thu' do lmlzrx that religion slmulcl ln-an important part Uf'f'Yf'l'N young pus 1 f s Beauty in religion can be found in all churches. Some of this beauty is shown in the window of the Wesley Methodist Church, the architec- ture ofthe St. Luke's Lutheran Church, etc., and the altar of the Seven Dolors Catholic Church. sl 5 if ,J N 5 fs v 9 The Methodist Chapel choir in a regular Wednesday night session.