Manual High School - Mirror Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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B±S Ozark Airway ' s Turbo-jet. We feel that Manual has turned in a new direction, that of increased inter- national understanding, by participating in the American Field Service Program this year. The American Field Service which is a private, non-profit, education organi- zation whose purpose is the furthering of understanding and goodwill among the peoples of the world. It carries out this purpose by bringing teen-age stu- dents from abroad to study in American high schools and to live in American homes and communities for a year . Bill Merriman, Mary Schliepsiek, and Jackie Nau study world geography and history.

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New Directions • • • ' 62 Students of Manual are proud to be citizens of Peoria, where as young adults we feel we are taking our place in a community that is headed in a new direction. Donna Platte ' s mind wanders from her book, while she dreams of the future.

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Hard at work with her hostess, Cher 1 Stteibich, in the Student Council store. IS IS 1 ill A real American Thanksgiving at her Peoria home. Enjoying the Manual Homecoming dance ■.■.-■th Bill Purcell. Marciawas introduced to the faculty and students at a reception given in her honor by the Student Council in the Manual Library in September. She is shown here with President David McKie, Marilee Neptune, and Bill Kessler.