Manual High School - Mirror Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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Carol Tompkins and Tom Green, Junior candidates gaze at dancers. Our Snow Queen and King, Elissa Gustafuson and DaveDippold stand with Becky Kasper and David Auer. and Christmas Gaiety The spirit of service for others at Christmas time comes first at Manual. However, it is also a season of song and happiness. Our wonderful choral groups sang for us in an assembly and in our halls. The Christmas gayety was climaxed the wonderful and lovely Snow Ball dance where Elissa Gustafuson and Dave Dip- pold reigned as King and Queen. Guydeen Beckwith and Ronnie Roos, Sophomore candidates, enjoy a dance. Donna Curran and Bill Albritton enjoy refreshment time. No doubt, Coleen Hill and Bud Grimm are having a wonderful time. 13

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Christmas Service Kathy Bolwinkle and Suzanne Curtis prepare Christmas baskets. Many organizations and individuals at Manual know the feeling of satisfaction that comes from helping fellow human beings. Advisories contribute money and food for Christmas baskets; Red Cross sent a party box to a veteran ' s hospital; Art Club decorated the Children ' s ward at St. Francis Hospital; the Student Council visited the elderly and also decorated our school. Many contributed time and effort to bring joy to others in the true spirit of Christmas. A nurse admires Marjorie Norman ' s decoration for the children ' s ward.

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Miss Wolf talks to some of the mothers of our fine students at Open House College girls from Austria ' s funny Around the World as- sembly. Bob Craighead and James Branaman helped out! Activities . . . ' 62 Students grow through extra-curricular activities as well as through the study of challenging subject matter. The stu- dents like to feel that their parents and teachers are as much a part of these activities as they are. Simplicity Pattern Company puts on a grand march of fashions. Student Council sponsored the dance after the Spalding game. 14