Emmerich Manual High School - Ivian Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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tO )CH1 ON S V l CttttkP OtttNSt Of NM OHS. , ---BURK.t. Vol. II. No 1. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. May, 1896 Mind and Hand. Published in t lie interests of intellectual and manual education, by the students of The industrial Training School. BOARD OF MANAGERS. John Goode, President. Fred. Stevens, Vice-Pres. IIettie Bosley, Secretary. Rodney IIitt, Treasurer. Howard Young, Daisy Keenan, Louis Simon, Hazel Burnett, Herbert MoDade, Lena Leser, | Ruth Storms, Clifford Shroer. EDITORIAL STAFF. Edgar F. Kiskr, ------ Editor-in-Chief. Eunice M. Hoefgen, ----- Literary. Foster V. Smith, ------ Scientific. Blanche Coyi.e. I Miscellaneous Valencia EganJ I and Art. John P. Feenzel, Jr., ----- Technical. Practical education is an education of the brain to intelligence and of the band to skill. The combination will £ive the highest directive power. — Runkle. EDITORIAL IT is the earnest eodeavor of the editors of the Mind and Hand to embody in the following pages a review of the year ' s work as done in the various departments of the school; and to do so in as interest- ing and attractive a manner as possible. Mind and Hand is a reflector of the school work; life and recreations of the students We send forth this little vol- ume, clad in a garment of white and red, with the hope that it will be of interest to all and have numerous readers. To those who have so kindly assisted our paper in any way whatever we extend our most cordial and sincere thanks. Blanche Coyle IN this busy world of ours, when each successive day makes the problem of life more complex, the only foundation of success is a thorough education. Education in this sense is not a mere knowledge of reading, writing and arith- metic, but includes the finer arts and sci- ences as taught in high schools. It is this latter work which the members of the February and June classes of ' 96 have just completed at the I. T. S , and the work has been thoroughly done. The commencement exercises of the Feb- ruary class were held on the 29th of Jan- uary. The speakers were Alice Hill, Agnes Herd, Edith Conner, Wilfred Vestal, Henry Leser, Bernice Smith and Frank Carson, whose essays, together with several selec- tions of good music, constituted a very in- teresting programme. The June class graduates on the 8th. The speakers will be Anna Browning, Eunice Hoefgen, Bertha Hixson, Gertrude Heim, Elmonda Eberhardt, Frank Baden and Foster Smith. The School certainly has reason to feel proud of its two representative classes, and all hope that the members may continue ;h life as successfully as they have un. Eduap. F. Riser. 37255G