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

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In Girls ' gym, exercises develop grace, agility, and balance. Here Kathy Marshall demonstrates good form for a rear vault over the horse. Patty Hittle combines balance and poise to perform a chest stand on the parallel bars in Advanced Gym class. Gym Exercises ' Physical Fitness Policy Boy ' s Gym classes intersperse apparatus exercises, tumbling and calisthenics with a fast game of basketball or other sport to complete their physical education program. 15

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Handy S kilts Develop In. Industrial Arts Preparing to start the engine they overhauled in Auto Shop, Jerry Wilde puts gasoline into the float of the carburetor while Fred Strait stands by with a fire extinguisher. Derrell Owen examines a roof beam as Terry Clugston works on his scale model of a house built from class-made plans in Architectural Drawing class. Clayton Taylor, John Sterling, and Terry Muncy discuss the two- point perspective drawing of a house which Clayton is designing using a drafting machine. Manual shops offer two years of elec- tronics which provide basic techniques in both theory and practical work. Here, Jack Owens wires a tube checker for use in radio repairing. 14

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Victory Caps Twelfth. Homecoming Pageant Senior Bruce Arnold serves as chauffeur in the smallest car, chariot for Papooses Charlotte Richeson and Alvin Goodwin, who bear the Homecoming crowns. The shiny new crowns were made by the Craft Arts Club. Bob Heichelbach is escort. October 16 was a wonderful Homecoming— perfect weather, a beautiful half-time show, and a victory over highly-touted Broad Ripple. Many alumni re- turned to greet former school friends and teachers and once again cheer our Redskin grid team. For the half-time ceremony a parade of converti- bles decked in red and white rounded the track bearing the candidates for King and Queen— Perry Cobb, Mike Hargraves, Mike Mager, Mike McGuire, Tom Roberts, Diane Eickhoff, Nancy Norcross, Lana Richards, Linda Wheeler, and Phyllis Kottkamp. Royal hopefuls promenaded up the white carpet to the center of the field where the Redskin March- ing Band had formed a block M. Principal C. Edgar Stahl opened the envelope and announced Mike Mager and Diane Eickhoff as King Manual XII and his queen. Steve Davis and Connie Mudd, last year ' s royalty, crowned them as Mr. Wendell Mertz, choir director, sang Here She Comes, Queen of Manual High, ' ' accompanied by the Glee Club. Returning to their convertibles, all participants circled the track once more, ending the pageant. On the gridiron, the Redskins and the Rockets resumed their battle which Manual won 12-7. Clee Club girls form an aisle down which Freshmen Football Players Bill Lloyd and )im McDonald unroll the royal carpet, laying the path for the regal Homecoming procession. 16