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

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?•: Though we may be strangers to each other in the halls, we become friends at a Manual game. There ' s something special about going out to cheer the team that draws us all very close. Our Familiar Manual Work The quiet dedication of a teacher like Miss Helen Reed often sparks a matching spirit of learning. A leisurely walk across campus in good weather or a mad dash during a winter snow provides a welcome bit of exercise after an intense class session or test.

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Throughout this year we put our Southside school out in front, both in sportsmanlike competition and in earnest cooperation with those around us. In quiet yet eloquent contradiction to critics who point to teenagers as indifferent and irresponsible, Manualites campaigned at Girls ' and Boys ' States, served on the Junior Heart Board, worked in Junior Achievement, and led youth groups. In the gym or on the field, Redskins gained respect from fans and opponents alike. Representing Manual on the Outside We hold jobs all over the community. Joan Sterret helps at Shelby Library. Competing on Channel 13 ' s Exercise in Knowledge ' ' were Seniors Jim Koenig, Karlis Steinmanis, and Marchita Lemme, and Junior Bob Smithers. Through cadet teaching we explore a career. Dennis Dodd and other senior Manualites assis ' , classes at grade schools. M JUAL

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But there were other things about our school that the North Central Association couldn ' t so easily put on paper, nor the rest of the community see — namely that Redskin spirit which sent us cheering to the Sectional, which lit up the stage with sparkling shows, which spent itself in dedicated school service, and most important, sent us in pursuit of the full education of Mind, Hand, and Heart offered us here every day of the year. ' resents A Special ' Inside Story ' We pledge allegiance at an assembly as ROTC Color Guard Steve Shelton salutes. While football fever mounted to a high pitch, we ate lunch in a cafeteria sur- rounded by a Victory Train that carried good-luck messages to our team. Service and study go hand in hand as pupils, like Jacky Jung, serve as hall monitors.