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

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With visions of a shop of their own, many Manualites learned the fundamentals of jewelry work in Tepee Town classes. Though the physical sciences are usually thought of as having more direct voca- tional applications, Manual teachers also made biological sciences both fascinating and practical. Susie the skeleton and Tabby the feline helped, too. They pose here with Mr. Harold G. Boese and Allen Johns. Pointers from Miss Helen A. Haynes ' salesmanship class resulted in jobs for many Redskins. Selling and 24 other careers were discussed in special sessions of the Careers Day program, which was under the direction of Miss Haynes and Mr. Leslie B. Maxwell and sponsored by the Student Affairs Board. Ii

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WE LEARN... To make ft Liu ina No little time in a manual training high school is allotted to subjects which may some day help the Manualite make a living. Business education and practical arts classes are chief among those which stress training young hands to do as mind and heart instruct.

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WE LEARN... 7b Live Uiqwmslu Vigorous living was more than just a phrase to yell team members Donn Kleis, Kathryn Brandes, Harry Schmedel, Jackie Kendall and Myron Silverman, who led the Redskin cheering section at football and basketball games. Many Tepee Towners like Barbara Pritchard and Richard Schnepf took time out to enjoy lively ping-pong games, under the auspices of the Student Affairs Board.