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

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At a dress rehearsal Virginia Newbold, Sara Walls, and Ann Stultz perform a cake-walk dance to Rouge Et Noir. ' the name of one of the perfumes which is being judged during the action of the Prince of Pilsen. It is also Music Groups Stage ' Prince of Pilsen ' French maids Jean SafTel, Joyce Quinton, Gloria Hendricks, and Judy Jensen take time out from their chores to sing a chorus of Keep It Dark. Gary Beplay as Francois, the head-waiter, laughs heartily with Frank Carson, as Henri the bellhop, over the name of a town which is the home of one of their guests. 18 The Music Department presented The Prince of Pilsen by Gustav Luders, as its 1957 operetta on November 22 and 23. Paris provided the setting for the musical comedy, and the plot revolved around the prize-winning scent of the Festival of Perfumes. Charles Lohman and Janis Small played the romantic leads in the production and sang the two most familiar melodies, Heidelberg Stein Song and Message of the Violet. Several of the parts were double-cast.

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Paul Frodge and Laqueta Hines were crowned King Ivan and Queen Ann at the Pic Parade, Ivian Dance where underclass pictures are sold. Accomplishments Plans for the 1958 Ivian were formulated at the Indiana University High School Journalism Insti- tute last summer. Editor Teddy Winckelbach and Art Editor Jerry Mayfield carried off second place honors in the plans competition among staffs in their book-size division. Hundreds of pictures have been planned, taken, and cropped since that time and copy has been written and rewritten to fit designated spaces and still tell the story of the year. Yearbook staff ' s work ends with the John Henry Hop, this year on June 5, where sub- scribers pick up their books and spend a busy evening exchanging autographs with friends. 5 3- Ss Ivian staff members work on pictures as deadline draws near. Joyce Kennedy, Senior Editor, and Jerry Mayfield, Art Editor, are seated at the table. Standing are Bill Schmidt, Photographer, Don Snider, Sports, Teddy Winckelbach, Editor-in-Chief, Alice Bennett, Faculty Editor, Gary Beplay, Advertising Manager, and John Manwaring, Photographer. 17

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Distinctive Christmas Trees ' Deck the Halls ' Juniors decorated the tree in the main entrance — a traditional junior class project. Ornaments were unwrapped and hung in the branches as the workers laughed and joked over cokes. The weeks preceding Christmas are busy and ex- citing ones at Manual. Almost every club has a party where gifts are exchanged and seasonal re- freshments are served. Many clubs also have worthwhile projects to help the unfortunate. The music groups are especially active as they enter- tain at community functions. The building is gaily decorated with trees, wreaths, and mistletoe. Highlighting the season is the annual Christmas Auditorium presented by the Music Department and repeated for the December P-TA Meeting. The Publications Office, not to be outdone, made its own tree from newspapers and chicken-wire. Trimming the tree are Carolyn Brooks, Jim Schulz, and Don Snider. A singing tree, formed by the Girls Glee Club, created a beautiful illusion as part of a playlet for the Christmas Auditorium. Action revolved around the tree when it came to life by magic. it.,«.M ■ i ' l Br m «