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

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There have always hm-ri responsibilities in the home, and they are still an important part of every sludenfs life. The duty of feeding the household pets usually falls on us, as Gelane Moritz shows here, 1 'Ti i tin l not have to be done alone. 13 fi r Si X If 'v.,....IV Benny and Mary Lynn Osburn doing those Bill Conrow seems to think that a relaxed position is nightly dishes' necessary for studying. Sponsor: CHA PPELL CREAMERY INC. 4 Greta Florell and Larry Brumm prove that studying does 1 L v---.., ..'1'f- ,....-

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.sf 1 M , - .Ati 'R Om--hundred years ago the site of Manhattan was chosen for its beautyg it is still beautiful today. Manhattan's visitors are always impressed by its tree-ached streets. Well-planned parks provide not only beautiful scenery, but also recreational facilities. ?i',g Manhattan youth enjoy the scenic view from Bluemont Hill. The wide sweep of our main street, Poyntz Avenue, illus- trates the foresight used in the planning of our city. te' 'li salem. 5 Sponsors: CAMPUS CLEANERS REED and ELLIOTT JEWELERS 3

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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.