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

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Sgt. Leland Anderson, ROTC Mrs. Ada M. Bing, English Mrs. Edith R. Binkley, Music Mrs. Coral T. Black, History Mr. Harold G. Boese, Science Mrs. Florence S. Boots, Home Economics Miss Josephine E. Boyd, Home Economies ' 1 Mr. James H. Brayton, Science Mr. William Breedlove, Music Mr. Oral Bridgford, Physical Education Mr. E. L. Brittan, Music Mr. Boris C. Chaleff, Science Miss Ada M. Coleman, Mathematics Miss lone Colligan, English, Language Mr. Paul M. Collins, Mathematics Miss Elizabeth L. Davis, Language, Director of Visual Education Mr. Oran M. Davis, Art Miss Gladys A. Denney, Art Miss Dorothy M. Ellis, Home Economics, Dean of Girls Mr. Lewis Finch, Art Mr. Walter Floyd, History

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As Indiana and the Crossroads of America took the literary spotlight in such best sellers as Ross Lock- ridge Jr. ' s Raintree County and Philip D. Jordan ' s The National Road, events at EMTHS paralleled those of the state and nation. Even before Congress started debating military training and civil rights, Manualites aired their views on UMT and brotherhood in Booster interviews and editorials. Politics claimed no little attention in an election year as the Class of ' 48 twice went to the polls and ' 49ers went on record as the first junior class to organize at Manual. Alum- nus Al Feeney was elected mayor of Indianapolis and a Redskin was named to the same post at Girls State. Principal E. H. Kemper McComb That Bicycle Built for Two, which vanished with the wartime gasoline shortage, found a counterpart in a dual control car and two trains, which rode in on currents of ' 48. A nationwide safety campaign reached down into EMTHS and Redskins took up the study of driving, all the while looking forward to a ride behind the wheel of a car that was built for two drivers. Though that highly-touted Freedom Train will not arrive in Indianapolis until this program is off the air for the summer, Manualites saw that their envoys of peace and good will got off on the Friendship Train ere they opened their own Christmas packages. Among the currents which took Bo McMillin away from Indiana University was one which brought Manual a new assistant football coach, Mr. Boris Cha- leff, who also fills the vacancy in the science staff left by the resignation of Mr. Carroll O. Skaar. Two others returned to work on our board of directors after serv- ice elsewhere. Miss Wilhelmina Schaufler assists in the commercial training department, and Mrs. Thelma Morgan, on the home economics staff. Sgt. Leland Anderson and Sgt. Leo Laier direct the ROTC. Vice Principal W. S. Barnhart

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Miss Garnett Foreman, Mathematics Miss Dorothy Forsyth, English Miss Elizabeth J. Foster, Art Miss F. Cleo Frazier, Commercial Mr. Louis J. Fuchs, Shop Miss Caryl Gaines, Physical Education Mr. E. Edward Green, English, Speech Miss Menka Guleff, English, Speech Mr. Bowman Hall, Science Mr. Carl F. Hanske, Science Miss Freda M. Hart, Music Miss Helen A. Haynes, Commercial, Director of Placement Mr. Albert C. Hirschman, Shop Miss Rosana Hunter, History Miss Gretchen A. Kemp, English, Director of Publications Mrs. Dorothy S. Kenoyer, Home Economics Mrs. Margaret Kniptash, English Mr. Otto W. Kuehrmann, Science Sgt. Leo Laier, Sr., ROTC Miss Betty Lanam, Assistant Librarian Mr. Manley M. Lewis, Commercial