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

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MASOMA— FRONT ROW: Janice Moran, Glenda Cobb, Phyllis Anderson, Helen Webb, Betty Shaner, Teddy Winckel- bach, Miss Elizabeth Goett, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Cathy Berger, Jerry Mayfield, Judy Griffith, Jewel Vaughn, Judy Jensen, Linda Bloemker. THIRD ROW: Elva Ayers, Livia Saulgozis, Billie Sue Clark, Judy Ziegler, Janalene Powell, Linda Schulz, Sandra Lasley. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Stewart, Gloria Bowers, Janice Estes, Libby Hart, Sharon Wallace, Joyce Kennedy, Carolyn Winstead. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY members, elected in their junior year, prepare the torch for initiation of new members. Pictured are Janice Moran, David Brink, Helen Webb, Joe Bailey, Teddy Winckelbach, Mike Steadham, Judy Ziegler, Miss Mary Anna Rose, sponsor, and Carolyn Winstead. 29

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Top Scholars Gain Honor Posts The Senior Honorary organizations, Masoma for girls and Roines for boys, have as their purpose service to Manual. Masomas serve at athletic banquets and teas, and sponsor parties for fresh- man girls. Roines boys help with the program on Alumni night. At Christmas they build a huge evergreen wreath which they suspend over the windows above the main entrance of the building. For a new project this year they gave freshmen a helping hand by supervising a ninth hour study hall. Each organization concentrates on helping freshmen adjust to high school and on assisting faculty, students, and guests. Roines Members Mike Steadham and Allen Medlock play teacher for Freshmen Judy Deer and Bill Schmidt in Roines Study Hall. Now in its third year at Manual, the National Honor Society initiated 17 seniors and 17 juniors this year. Announced in an auditorium program April 16, new members were formally installed Sunday, April 27, with a reception afterwards for the members and their families, friends, teach- ers, and other guests. Membership in the organi- zation is based on character, scholarship, leader- ship, and service. The Manual Chapter, sponsored by Miss Mary Anna Rose, has the Flaming Torch as its symbol. ROINES— FRONT ROW: Mr. Richard Blough, sponsor, Bob Snoddy. SECOND ROW: Joe Bailey, Don Hoffmann, Frosty Cooper. THIRD ROW: Bill Phillips, Mike Steadham, Allen Medlock. FOURTH ROW: Russ Cooper, Dick Mills, David Brink. FIFTH ROW: Larry Hamner, Don Kerner, Frank Carson. SIXTH ROW: Gary Beplay, Richard Spear, Ed Schaefer. SEVENTH ROW: Tony Uuk, Ervin Bultman, Benny Townsend. 28

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Manualites jitterbug to a late record hit at an after-game dance. Basketball fans enjoy this chance to relax and sip cold cokes after witnessing the nerve-wracking action in the gym. SAB Backs Activities Student Affairs Board, Manual ' s student council group, concerns itself with student welfare. Mem- bers, elected from all four classes, act as go- betweens for Manualites and administrators. Working closely with the Board is a Council made up of one representative from each Home Room. This group helps the Board carry out its activities. Special project this year was an all- school Clean-up Campaign the last of April. The Board regularly sponsors after-game dances, freshman mixers, and supervises various all- school elections throughout the year. €5S (£J j±£ STUDENT AFFAIRS BOARD— SEATED around the table are: Phyllis Brehob, Sue Hawley, Roberta Perkins, Sandie Steele, Mitzi Muse, Betty Shaner, Laqueta Hines, Paul Frodge, Steve Wright, Tony Uuk, Judy Schrader, Connie McCubbins, Viivi Uuk, Nancy Brandlein. STANDING are: Bill Willsey, Larry Sexton, Jim Mahan, Keith Nave, Alan Foster, Russ Cooper, Jack Stanley, Joe Bailey, Mr. John T. Edwards and Mr. John W. Patten, sponsors. 30