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

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Slide Rule Aids Mathematicians, Scientists For students on academic diploma, a major in math is available through the several advanced courses. Steve Waterman, Dick Dillon, and Beverly Boyd use the oversize slide rule to work, out a problem. Physics classes seem to use the whole building as their laboratory ! Nancy Norcross, Shirley White, and Jan McDaniels study the relationship be- tween mass and acceleration on the floor in the auditorium foyer.

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Speech classes provide numerous situations for practicing oral speech and interpretation. Among these are panel discussions through which pre- pared and extemporaneous materials are presented. Jerry Shands, Diane Eickhoff, Diane Dandrea, John Berry, and Linda Bair form a panel to discuss safe driving. English, Languages Focus on Self -Expression Modern languages are taught from a conversational standpoint. The ad- vanced classes are conducted almost entirely in the foreign tongue. In this picture, Mr. Millard Arnold, Head of the Language Department, chats about the weather with a class. The language lab gives French and Spanish students the opportunity to listen to taped foreign conversations and also to hear themselves speak the languages. Here, Miss Mary Anne Kondrath helps a class with some difficult pronunciation.

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Mr. Don Hully, instructor in Earth Science, Manual ' s new science course, explains an acceleration-due-to-gravity experiment to Jim Shockley, Charles Kidwell, and Patsy Davis. Senior Bob LaFara, Ivian photographer, caught the star trail pattern around the North Star in a four-hour time exposure as part of his astronomy study in Earth Science. Jim Odom and Teddy Patrick net an insect near Pleasant Run for their bug collection for Biology, a course most of us take since the state requires two years of science for high school graduation. v» •-■ ' ' i :. ,