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Setting sun at dusk presents an unforgettable spectacle of Manhattan High s modernlstic silhouette against the multlcol ored clouds of an early fall evening. The sun's rays battle with darkness as to which shall reign the night 'ii' The main hall provides a place where students go to relax and be with friends and classmates. School beauty is enhanced by the additional entrance to the auditorium and vocal rooms.
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ei-,,,f The words, Manhattan High School, are most signifi- cant to community citizens and students. ml ., , ,tit,, ,M From Hilltop Modern High School Gives Voried View To Community From the viewpoint of a Manhattan citizen, the exterior of the Manhattan High School building might be simply a light brick structure situated high on a hill, accented by Capri blue tile, and surrounded by outside areas with beautiful landscaping. Visitors to the school comment on its interior which is deco- rated in the same blue with contrasting coral. However, to a student of Manhattan High School, the building becomes something more. The exterior would not be just a cold structure of brick, but a warm building somewhat eerily set against the dying rays of the evening sun. It would seem a romantic building in the spring with roses on the fence, and sometimes it would be a melancholy building viewed through a rain streaked window on a dreary day. The interior would be one filled with friends rushing to class, or visiting with other students. But, whatever it would appear to be, it is first a modern institute of learning, where the pride of accomplishments and the understanding of defeats are met each day. Here, also, the goals for the future are determined, prepared for, and perfected. Manhattan High's olien courts are a distinctive feature of the school. Its well-kept shrubbery and open areas provide a pleasant visiting place for many students during brief intervals between hours. 6 i i
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The school library is a center of color and activity as students meet to work on class assignments, and do research. The latest magazines and research material are contained in the library. Eflicient catalogues help to locate books. 8
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