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

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A rose is a rose is a rose, opined author Gertrude Stein. Manual juniors, however, can use the word rose three times and have something better than that : two salesroom attendants and a photography contest chairman. It ' s almost sure to be Rosy who waits on customers in the salesroom, since Mrs. John Bunte ' s two assistants are Rosemarie Reifeis and Rose Williams. The third Rose, Rose Laut, served as chairman for the Booster Photography contest, and Gay Smith assisted her. Leading the class on the honor roll for January, Thelma Taylor, Larry Holland, Barbara Aichhorn and Joan Em- hardt (lower left, left to right) talk things over on the front steps. Named the outstanding junior boy and girl, Robert Schaefer and Miss Emhardt received engraved medals at the Junior Class Day program (lower right). The dance held after school on Junior Class Day in the cafeteria was planned by Price Tuggie Hawkins, Shirley Judkins and Paul Lee (top right, left to right). Because editors on the Booster staff must either have completed or be taking English VIJ, Ed Smith had to wait for his editor ' s title but served as sports chairman for the fall semester. He also was Manual ' s correspondent for downtown newspapers. Casting her ballot for class officers, Lucile England is assisted by voting officials Mary Jo Harris, Donald Fischer and James Kocher (top left, left to right). Mr. E. Edward Green acted as class sponsor for the second year. 13

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J uniors Do-si-do and away we go — and away went the junior class on a round of activities that ranged from the Irish Jig to a bus trip to Brazil. Instead of sombreros and accents, Manualites took their good strong voices and basketball enthusiasm with them to Brazil this December, ' cause the farthest south they got was to Brazil, Ind., for a basketball game. Holding office for the first semester, Price Tuggie Hawkins was treasurer: Paul Lee, vice president; Rose Laut, secretary, and Richard Mahan, president (top left, left to right). Celebrating the wearing o ' the green, juniors noted St. Patrick ' s Day with the Irish Jig, a good old fashioned barn dance where Charles Sharp and Phyllis Turley were chosen Pat and Bridget from the list of secret candidates. Sharp has also served as head assistant in the science department. Led by Charles Burgess, treasurer; Robert Schaefer, president; Richard Oster- meier, vice president, and Joan Emhardt, secretary (top right, left to right), the class observed the second annual Junior Class Day March 21 with a program and dance. Speaker for the class day program was Mr. Sherman Cravens, public relations director at Indiana Central College. Mexicale Maid and Cactus Cabellero candidates from the class were Rose- marie Reifeis, Betty Dooley, Tom Studebaker and Schaefer. Awarded $25 for his essay, Civil Rights — My Responsibility, Larry Hol- land (cutout) also won second place in Class A cornet solo competition at the State Solo and Ensemble Contest at Terre Haute. 12

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Frank Mascari President Fred Buehl ice President Edward Frickenschmidt Vice President Marjorie Kelsey — Secretary Ruthanne Pattison — Secretary Esther Breeden — Treasurer, 206 Seniors Patricia Davidson — Treasurer, 109 Phyllis Harman — Treasurer, 109 John Maier — Treasurer, 211 Nancy McDonald — Treasurer, 208 Etta Preston — Treasurer, 135 Lawrence Ritter — Treasurer, 332 Harry Schmedel and Dianne Mat tick as Mr. and Aliss Ivian li