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

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Dances Intersperse Weekly Routines Attending dances with fellow classmates is one of the most thrilling experiences of the year. This year began with the Pigskin Prom highlighting the football season. Underclass pictures were sold at the Pic Parade, and after game dances accented the basketball games. The Choir-sponsored Snow Whirl added color to the Christmas season, and Martha and George reigned at the Glee Club ' s Cherry Tree Hop. ROTC cadets squired their best girls to the Military Ball for an evening of fun. The Junior and Senior Proms proved to be exper- iences to be cherished for many years to come. The John Henry Hop at which The Ivian was issued was the last all-school dance. At- the Ivian-sponsored Pic Parade, Yearbook Editor Linda Abrams crowns King Ivan, Dave Whitson. Queen Ann, Sandy Tucker, reigned with him over the event. Among couples enjoying the Choir ' s Snow Whirl are Doug Coode, Karen Smith, )udy McBride, Bob Wire, Jerry Steadham, Marty Melton, Sally Davis, and Bob Surber. Leading the Snow Whirl ' s coronation dance is the royal couple, Ruthanne McClain and Ron Cooper. Queen Snowflake and King Jack Frost reigned for the first time this year. 25

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Homecoming ' Know How ' Shows Howe King and Queen Manual 9th, Rex Hedegard and Jackie Hall, prepare to walk down the royal carpet, after being crowned by last year ' s king and queen, jim Cummings and Bonnie McKinney. Papoose Sue Fisher carried Jackie ' s crown. On September 22, Manual welcomed its alumni for the annual Home-coming celebra- tion at Delevan Smith Field. Freshman Football players Kenny Beisinger and Jerry Lewis rolled out the white carpet for the ten candidates for King Manual IX and his Queen. During the gala half-time ceremonies Principal C. Edgar Stahl announced Rex Hedegard as King and Jackie Hall, Queen. They were crowned by last year ' s royalty, Jim Cummings and Bonnie McKinney. Freshmen Papooses Sandy Fisher and Darrell Fields carried the crowns. The Redskin Marching Band led half-time cere- monies, under the direction of Drum Major Dennis Eickhoff. They presented their rendition of Miss America, while Mr. Wendell Mertz sang. Girl of My Dreams, also sung by Mr. Mertz, was accompanied by the Girls Glee Club. The 48-0 victory over Howe capped the ceremonies. Other candidates were Patty Oliver, Sandy Head, Mary Cromwell, Sandy Tucker, Jim Hamner, Steve Richards, Mark Zaenglein, and Mark Williams. Jackie Hall displays her delight, as Principal C. Edgar Stahl announces the beginning of her reign as Home-coming Queen. Other candidates Pat Oliver, Sandy Tucker, Mary Cromwell, and Sandra Head flash smiles of congratulation. 24

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We Parade ' Talents at Spring Fair Teachers and students toured the gym on the morning of the Projects Fair examining department projects. Those of us who were lucky returned later in the day. Each year at the close of the spring sem- ester, examples of students ' work are display- ed at the annual Projects Fair. This show offers an opportunity for all departments to present their wares, whether they be creative writing from the classroom or creative proj- ects from laboratory, shop, or studio. All en- tries are judged; and first, second, and third place ribbons are awarded in every category. In this way competition among students is stimulated, encouraging them to produce their best work. Classes visit the Fair throughout the school day. A planned P-TA meeting brings parents and friends to see the exhibits that evening. Displays of the English Department include themes, poetry, term reports, notebooks, and projects made by foreign language students. Exhibits from the Art Department illustrate the work done in crafts and painting. Home Economics present samples of the handiwork of its seamstresses and cooks. Displays from the Industrial Arts and Science Departments give a picture of the activities students parti- cipate in, in their various fields. Looking at animal heads minus the flesh attracted Manualites to this science display of skull comparison. Bob Humes demonstrates his complicated-looking ham radio equipment by talking with a friend in Southport. 26