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

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Day after day through classes, extra- curricular activities and contacts with students and teachers, we learn . . . To Be Good Citizens To Value Home and Family To Make a Living To Live Vigorously To Express Ourselves To Have Good Times i To Know Each Other

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fitm anua i On a September day almost four years ago, the stately towers of Manual saw some 200 nervous and excited freshmen hesitantly climb the steps, about to begin four years of living . . . and learning . . . and having fun . . . at Manual. In Tepee Town ' s 54 years of colorful and interesting history these ' 49ers stand out as the first seniors to be graduated in caps and gowns, to have attended 60-minute classes, organized as juniors, and benefited from a Careers Day and a host of other less spectacular innovations. Those uncertain freshmen of four years ago will leave Manual this year to become again, in a sense, freshmen. They are better prepared for that matriculation because they have lived . . . and learned ... at Manual.

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WE LEARN... Tefle Geed Ciifoens . . . To lay the foundation for intelligent citizenship within the student. With this as their aim, members of the rifle squad, chosen because of their ability in ROTC rifle competition, stand ready for inspection. Booster readers chose Ru Ann Cruse, lieutenant colonel, and Joan Cole and Martha Dougherty, honorary captains, as ROTC cadet sponsors. The girls marched with the unit in Armistice and Army Day parades and conducted inspections.