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

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Ivian Staffers Experience Hard Work and Thrills of Yearbook Publication A yearbook staff is appointed a year in advance of the book ' s publication. This year ' s Ivian staff started its long grind in summer 1954. Several editors, along with Booster staffers, attended the High School Journalism Institute at Indiana Uni- versity for two weeks in July, where plans and layouts were started. After months of snapping, cropping, and mounting pictures, writing and rewriting copy, and working over layouts. The 1955 Ivian went to press in April. The ' 55 staff closed its big year by playing host at the annual autograph party in the Cafeteria on distribution day. Here ' s 30 for The Ivian — 1955 edition. Editor Larry Warshawsky reviews Ivian plans with Arm Nelson, underclass picture editor, Elaine Eskitch, Bob Arnold, associate editor, Carl Huffman, Barbara Brown, senior editot, and Sandra Snider, art editor. Andy Oehler, Sandra Gladson, and Paul Brink criticallj eye a picture in the making in Manual ' s darkroom. Be- low Teddy Winckelbach and Amy Nelson mount finished prints for the engraver.

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■ The Booster office is a busy place every afternoon with editors and reporters covering their beats and pounding out stories on office typewriters. Seated above are Mary Alice Schoch, Page Editor; Mary Iannuzzi, reporter; Delores Ritter, Assistant Editor-in-Chief, and Roger Smith, Editor-in-Chief. Standing are Judy Foster, Assistant Page Editor; Wynona Carver and Sid Snellenberg, reporters; Jack Patterson, Sports Editor; Sandy Fox and Polly Thomerson, reporters, and Barbara Neidenberget, Page Editor. f Freshmen with ink in their veins become members of Cub Club and work for The Booster. Seated (left to right) are Pete Karnes, Janice Moran, Martha Edmonds, and Gloria Bowers with Dan Morris in the center. Standing are Miss Dorothy Teal, sponsor, and Charlotte Carter. Manual ' s News Bureau sends news releases to the city and community newspapers and to the radio stations. Linda Gandy, Bureau head, telephones her paper to ar- range for a picture. Other correspondents are Martha Detamore, Donna Dilley, and Elaine Foster. 16

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Fine Arts An artists palette and brushes set in the Mosaic call attention to Manual ' s Art Department where students learn to master these tools under skilled instructors. In addition to regular art classes, the crafts and jewelry sections permit pupils an even greater freedom of expression through their hands. Below, Don Stewart forms a vase on the motorized potter ' s wheel.