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

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I JhsL Oni idsL (xJtfdcL Since the one newspaper we all read is our own Booster, WMHS, Manual ' s radio station, produces a newscast each day on the Morning Show to keep us in touch with the outside world. Of course, we do rub elbows with our community when our activities overlap. The Board of School Commissioners selected our building as the site for a city-wide reception in October for Mr. George F. Ostheimer, new superintendent of Indianapolis schools.

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ChwumL owl UfjpitcL in One Hundred and Eighty Days Our world, for the some 1 80 school days of the year, is Emme- rich Manual High School — classes, teachers, fellow-students, and activities. Most of our waking hours are spent preparing for or attending school, and much of our leisure time is in- cluded since school-related activities and social events are our favorite pastimes. During our four years of high school, Man- ual is truly our World.

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JdjuxJua. Owe WlammL U) dtiL Hundreds of our parents and patrons visited us during our National Education Week Open House. Our ROTC and Marching Band participated in parades — Armed Forces Day and 500 Eve (May ' 59.) Vocal groups performed for com- munity functions, and other representatives from both student body and faculty represented Manual as participants or guests in civic and social activities. Our Booster goes far and wide on an exchange basis as an envoy. On the Air every morning is Charles Shade, news com- mentator for Station WMHS. Bob Lloyd is engineer. Superintendent George F. Ost- heimer greets Mr. Harold Pagel. Gloria Coverstone rides atop the race car on our float in the 500 Parade. ROTC marches in the Armed Forces Day Parade. Youngsters at Open House were fascinated by maneuvers of Disc Jockey Dale Smiley, and many mothers visited Mr. Victor McDowell and the Auto Shop. em,