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

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Ellen Ward Lucille Warrenburg Hugh Wheatley Glenn L. White Reba White Donald Whitlock Phyllis Wilham Jane Wilkins Donna Wortman Other members of the class whose pictures were not available are Fred Fischer, Lenora Higgs, Floyd Norman, Lyle Priest, Harry Ral- ston and Eugene White. Another inter-high school conquest came to Dame Manual when Lowell Farley took over the office of vice president of the IHSPA, which held its 26th annual convention at Franklin College in October. Barbara Hilarides won third place in the DAR sewing contest in city schools. Barbara Hallock won the Lon L. Perkins Memorial award for an outstanding member of the band and other music ce- lebrities received lyres in appreciation of their service to the music department. Hugh Wheatley directed recording of a march at the annual band concert and received a baton autographed by senior band members. Phyllis Miedema met contest after contest in ping-pong and came out the winner when she took the women ' s singles championship, the mixed doubles and the women ' s doubles in the Novice Indianapolis Table Tennis Tournament at the Dearborn Hotel the first semester. She also participated in a state tournament in South Bend and a national tournament at Chicago in April. Recording the more serious thoughts on The Communist Threat and Juvenile Delinquency, John Lee and Barbara Snodgrass won first and second places in an extemporaneous speaking contest. Barbara also won a history department award, as did Donna Wortman, Audrey Prescott and Kenneth Montgomery. And John led boys on senior high Top Ten for the first semester. Paired with the senior prexy on that platter, Connie Davidson led upper class Top Ten girls and took the speed-typing award for the fall semester. Other fall senior awards went to James Dinwiddie, Hugh Wheatley, Bob Baumer and Charles Kriech for shop work. Barbara Dillon, Jacqueline Jones and Joyce Deckard served as library assistants who helped their classmates find desired literature. It wasn ' t that ' 48 Club members, who met at the YWCA, didn ' t do enough to have more than one record made. It was just that they were engaged in so many activities in one night — swimming, dancing, ping-pong and basketball — that there was no time to get ' em into one room to put it all on wax. Officers for the club are Ralph Millspaugh, president; Joe Himes, vice president; Alice Hagan, secretary, and Joan Austin, treasurer. That just about completes the list of outstanding ' 48ers except for those Manualites who were always just out of the range of the mike, but in there for the sound effects and the extra voices always heard without identity but still an im- portant part in any transcription.

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Dorothy Schienbein Joan Schroeder Chance Schultz Agnes Schwab Delores Schwicho Norma Sedam Shirley Shapiro Debris Sharkey Clara Shaw Donald Shinkle Shirley Shotts Richard Smallwood Florence Smith Betty Snoddy Barbara Snodgrass Donald Snyder Vilas Sowders Waneta Staten Donald R. Stillerman Jo Ann Stump Leona Suhr Joseph Suttles Travis Sykes Betty May Terrel Viola Van Osdol Armond L. Vaughn Robert C. Volpp Thomas Walker

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The yearbook station gave out with plenty of static as March 25 — the deadline — approached, and the fuses were ready to blow from an overload of last minute rush copy and art before the staffs pulled the plug on Currents. Currents of ' 48 got its start at the Indiana University Journalism Institute last summer, where Marilyn Hafer, editor, and Florann Sreeson, associate editor, attended classes in yearbook work. Assisting on the editorial staff were Waneta Staten, assistant editor; Betty Snoddy, club editor, and Lowell Farley, sports editor. Misses Gretchen A. Kemp and lone Colligan, advisers, were our trouble shooters. Margie Board and John Leisure, art co-editors, assisted by Patsy Hansing, Shirley Daily, Jean Glass, Anna Perronie, Sylvia Camhi, Patricia Paddack, Richard Blythe and Tom McCrory, kept the currents circulating through the television discs. Miss Betty Foster supervised the art staff. The business staff, who sparked the sale of the yearbook, was headed by Mary Kathryn Taylor, business manager, and included Janet Leuschner, Vilma Conway, Nina Forbis, Lawton Link and Dorothy Schienbein. Miss Theo B. Parr and Mr. Carl F. Hanske provided the televised account for Currents, and Wilma Prather and Rosina Hays, who chased down the subject matter and held the lights for the pictures, completed the photography staff.