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

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L Pep Band members spark enthusiasm for Redskins at athletic events and pep sessions year ' round. Like the pieces of a kaleidoscope, all portions of our school days— classes, hours for study, conferences with teachers, club meetings, athletic events, after-game dances, and pleasant associations with schoolmates— merge to form Stage hands finish the abbey chapel for Sound of Music. Oca aleida coftic 1 leui o£ 6%

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Halls and stairways come alive with students every forty minutes during each day. Peggy Collier researches in library. Our academic life revolves around classroom experiences for four years Epitome of the year ' s dances was the Military Bal

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Queen Joanna, King Bill Reign over Homecoming Cheering Manualifes back up the Reserve Cheerleaders shouting their approval of a Redskin maneuver on the field. Cuddled in blankets, Redskin Twirlers keep warm in the cool bleachers while waiting to perform with the band at halftime. King Bill and Queen Joanna begin their walk down the carpet of white, flanked by the singing Glee Club as is traditional. Glittering crowns, a long runway of white carpet, and a background of pageantry by the Redskin Marching Band blended to make Manual ' s fifteenth annual Homecoming on October 6 a memorable oc- casion for everybody. Bill O ' Neill and Joanna Hafer received the crowns as Manual ' s new royalty. Dm ing the halftime of the Manual-Arlington game the procession of King and Queen hopefuls began. The Queen candidates, dressed in gayly colored formals, rode with the King candidates around the football field for the festivities. Randy Boles and Shirley Eaton, Randy Harrison and Linda Stegemoller, David Hoyt and Linda Med- calf, Ron Christy and Brenda Buesc her, Bill O ' Neill and Joanna Hafer — all seniors — were seated on top- down convertibles, driven by Lettermen. Freshmen Cindy Bannon and Charles Stanfield were the papo- oses, the official crown bearers. As each car drew up to the 50-yard line, the cou- ple alighted and proceeded to center field along the white carpet. Suspense rose and all was quiet as Principal Wayne Kincaid opened the sealed enve- lope that announced the King and Queen. Kim Richards and Karen Clark, last year ' s royalty, passed on I heir crowns to Kino- Manual XV and his Queen, who had been elected by an all-school vote.