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

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K 37 C tl ■.. I 4 -j ri y ' . WW r - ■ kw a ' A ijrzv nxwz t Xhtx wxywz ymzwtftflwj, ' a •a ■ a wa a t awa .ss a ' a ' A ' a a a a y I 1 he Cheap Defense of Nations. ' Vol. III. No. 1. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. May, 1897 JVIlND AND HAND announcing that all literary work herein contained, unless otherwise mentioned, has Published in the interests of intellectual and manual education, by the been done by the Students of OUl ' School. students of The Industrial Training School. . In addition to the original aim, we hope n n p ., b oard of managers. that tlie pa per may also serve as a happy Chas. Dyer, President. Augusta Jameson, Vice-Pres. r r j ■ • i- IV Theresa Bell, Secretary. Ben Minor, Treasurer. memento of thp ' Qfi ' Q7 Rphnnl vpdr of Hid JohnNeilson, Mamie Jolly, Jesse Crane, memento 01 tlic »0 W SCUOOl year OI tne MARGATET KlNNAN, ICA CAMPBELL, WlLLIE KELLER, Tnrlnc+l ' inl Trnininn S Vi r»l Chauncy Brown, John Steele, Leland Lowe. llKlUsTliai i 1 .lining OcllOOl. H. 0. S. EDITORIAL STAFF. Hans 0. Stechhan. - Editor-in-Chief. T . . Minnie Bowen, ----- Literary Editor. I i we may judge from the increased at- Milton ioxwoRTHY - Technical Editor. J ' ' ° Rodney Hitt, ----- Scientific Editor. tentioil which IS being- fi iven to the Frieda Walk, ------ Art Editor. ■ - o o Anna Trindle, - - - - Miscellaneous Editor. teaching of English in OUT Schools, WC ■ ' Practical education is an education of the brain to intelligence and may justly COlTie to the COUClllSioil that of the hand to skill. The combination will give the highest directive , P owe.-. -KPNKLE. the fact that English is an important fac- pm-PA D iii tor in our education is making, itself more widely and deeply felt each succeeding year. The English language is our com- IT may be a question in the minds of mou vehicle for conveying thought; in eorne readers as to the purpose of this fact, it is such common property that, day paper. To them we will say, it has been after day, we ruthlessly abuse it, scarcely the editors ' aim to make the Mind and ever pausing to consider that its possibili- Hand a report of the work accomplished ties are beautiful, and, at times, magnifi- in our school during the past year. In cent. Just think of what Shakespeare preparing the paper, we have attempted to has created for us from this common give equal recognition to each department, language. The pupils of the I. T. S. are and although the space is limited in several generously provided with the means wher- eases, we believe that ample attention has with to enjoy and understand the highest been devoted to each line of work. The and best in our language. Our school variety, in regard to contents, should serve library is as yet comparatively small, but to enhance the attractiveness of the paper, every wide awake 1. T. S. boy or girl has Furthermore, we take great pleasure in discovered, that it makes up in quality 37256G